Mario Golf Super Rush: Complete Controls Guide for Nintendo Switch (Motion & Button Controls)

Want to master the courses of Mario Golf: Super Rush? Here are the motion controls and button controls that you’ll need to know.

Mario Golf: Super Rush offers in-depth golf and frantic versus play all rolled into one, and so, there are plenty of controls to learn to master the game.

Here, you’ll find all of the button controls and motions controls for Super Rush, as well as some other settings and motion controls gameplay tips.

Mario Golf: Super Rush button controls

Mario Golf Super Rush Handheld / Pro Controller Controls

  • Aim Shot: (L) right/left
  • Change Club: (L) up/down
  • Overhead View: X
  • Show Range Finder: R, (L) to move target
  • Start Shot: A
  • Set Shot Power: A
  • Standard Shot: A (backswing), A (set power)
  • Topspin Shot: A (backswing), A, A (give topspin)
  • Backspin Shot: A (backswing), B (give backspin)
  • Super Backspin Shot: A (backswing), B, B (give super backspin)
  • Curve Shot Left: Pull (L) left after setting shot power or spin
  • Curve Shot Right: Pull (L) right after setting shot power or spin
  • Low Shot: Pull (L) down after setting shot power or spin
  • High Shot: Push (L) up after setting shot power or spin
  • Special Shot: L, A, A/B (standard shot or spin shot)
  • Run: (L)
  • Jump: A
  • Dash: (L) + B
  • Special Dash: L
  • Select Putt Shot Type: Y
  • Tap In Putt: A
  • Half Shot with a Wedge: Y
  • Pause Menu: +

Mario Golf Super Rush Joy-Con Controls

  • Aim Shot: Analogue right/left
  • Change Club: Analogue up/down
  • Overhead View: Up
  • Show Range Finder: SR, Analogue to move target
  • Start Shot: Right
  • Set Shot Power: Right
  • Standard Shot: Right (backswing), Right (set power)
  • Topspin Shot: Right (backswing), Right, Right (give topspin)
  • Backspin Shot: Right (backswing), Down (give backspin)
  • Super Backspin Shot: Right (backswing), Down, Down (give super backspin)
  • Curve Shot Left: Pull Analogue left after setting shot power or spin
  • Curve Shot Right: Pull Analogue right after setting shot power or spin
  • Low Shot: Pull Analogue down after setting shot power or spin
  • High Shot: Push Analogue up after setting shot power or spin
  • Special Shot: SL, Right, Right/Down (standard shot or spin shot)
  • Run: Analogue
  • Jump: Right
  • Dash: Analogue + Down
  • Special Dash: SL
  • Select Putt Shot Type: Left
  • Tap In Putt: Right
  • Half Shot with a Wedge: Left
  • Pause Menu: +/-

In the Mario Golf: Super Rush button controls above, the left analogue is shown as (L), while the buttons on either Joy-Con are shown as Up, Right, Down, and Left to cover both sided controllers.

Mario Golf Super Rush motion controls

Aim Shot: Analogue right/left
Change Club: Analogue up/down
Practice Shot: L / R
Overhead View: Up
Show Range Finder: Left
Align Clubface: Turn Joy-Con
Ready Shot: Move club to ball, character will turn opaque
Start Shot: SL / SR (hold), swing back
Set Shot Power: SL / SR (hold), swing through
Standard Shot: SL / SR (hold), swing back, swing through
Curve Shot Left: SL / SR (hold), swing back, swing through, tilt controller left
Curve Shot Right: SL / SR (hold), swing back, swing through, tilt controller right
Low Shot: SL / SR (hold), swing back, swing through at a downward angle
High Shot: SL / SR (hold), swing back, scoop upwards on the swing through
Special Shot: L / R, perform the shot
Run: Analogue
Jump: Right
Dash: Shake Joy-Con
Special Dash: L / R
Select Shot Type: Analogue up/down
Pause Menu: + / –

Where there are two button options above, such as SL / SR or L / R, the button input will depend on the sidedness of your Joy-Con, but on either one, the button will be in the same place.

How to use the motion controls for Mario Golf: Super Rush

It’s not easy to get to grips with the Mario Golf: Super Rush motion controls, but here are some fundamental aspects to keep in mind:

  • The game says to stand face-on to the screen, but standing side-on to the Switch console works.
  • Hold the Joy-Con in your hand so that your thumb is on the SR button, with a face panel (back or buttons side) showing towards the Switch console – if side-on.
  • Use the analogue stick to line the direction of your shot.
  • Bring the on-screen club up to touch the ball so that the character turns opaque, allowing you to swing.
  • When you’re ready to swing, hold down SR, line up with the ball from the top-down view, and then swing back and through the ball.
  • If you want to take a practice shot, hold L or R and go through the motions of taking a regular shot. After swinging the practice shot, hold still at the end of your swing to keep the trajectory on-screen.
  • To curve your shot while using motion controls, tilt the controller left or right after setting the power of the swing.
  • To hit a low shot while using motion controls, swing at a downward angle.
  • To hit a high shot while using motion controls, swing as if scoping upward.
  • When you have a tap-in shot on the green, hold SR and then flick your wrist.

The Mario Golf: Super Rush motion controls and button controls offer players a great range of options on the course, so be sure to try them both out to see which one you find more enjoyable.

FAQ

Here are some quick-fire answers to some more questions about the Mario Golf: Super Rush controls and settings.

How do you change the handedness on Mario Golf Super Rush?

To change the handedness on Mario Golf: Super Rush, you need to:

  1. Select Options from the main menu of the game;
  2. Scroll down to ‘Settings for Golf Adventure and P1 controller;’
  3. Hover over the ‘Handedness’ option;
  4. Move right or left with the analogue or d-pad buttons to change the handedness.

How do you change the unit of measurement in Mario Golf Super Rush?

If you want to change the distance and wind speed shown from metres to feet, yards, and miles, you need to:

  1. Go to the Options page from the game’s main menu;
  2. Scroll down to the options for Distance, Putter, Elevation, and Wind
  3. Use the analogue or d-pad to move left or right to change the units of measurement.

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