Golf

Golf carried a Golf theme into Dama’s 1970 catalogue, its backglass and playfield illustrated by the artist Cortez. Like the rest of the Milan firm’s output, it was an Electromechanical pinball assembled as a conversion kit on top of an existing American machine rather than designed from scratch.^[1] Dama’s rebuilds drew on Bally as freely as on Gottlieb — the firm turned Bally’s 1966 Bazaar into its Frogmen^[2] and Bally’s 1967 Rocket III into Devil’s.^[3]