Grace is a female golfer in Mario Golf for the Gameboy Color and Mario Golf: Advance Tour. She was enrolled as a young girl in the School for Gifted Golfers, greatly advancing to ultimate golfer status. Once known as the Princess of Women's Golfing and the Queen of the Course in some circles, she is known for being a balanced golfer. Her title was eventually taken by the current champ of the Palms, Sherry, whom she also teams up with in the Palms Doubles Cup.
Grace, as competitive as she can be, seems to be the most formal and polite of the four (previous) champs in the circle, even giving kudos and respect to Neil and Ella after advancing so quickly through the tourneys.
Appearance
In Mario Golf, Grace had short red hair clipped back with a yellow hairclip, and blue eyes. She wears a sleeveless, fancy red dress, and a white golfing glove. Her golfing shoes are a copper brown and her socks are white. Two pink pearl earrings dangle from her ears.
In Mario Golf: Advance Tour, Grace's hair has grown much longer. Her eyes also appear to have a tint of purple in them. She now wears a sleeveless turquoise dress with a blue collar, and still retains wearing a fancy white glove. Her golfing shoes are the most detailed of the Advance Tour characters, being three shades of blue with white. Her earrings are now white pearls. She also has a sticker in Super Smash Bros Brawl Template:Refneeded.
Grace's stats in Mario Golf
- Drive: 220 Yards
- Age: Unknown
- Shot: Straight
Grace's stats in Mario Golf: Advance Tour
- Drive: 225 Yards
- Height: Slightly low
- Shot: Balanced
- Impact: A slight wide
- Control: Slightly good
- Spin: Weak
Trivia
- Her name is a pun on "grace", implying that she is a pretty and charming woman.
- According to the Japanese Mario Golf website, Grace was raised in Germany, and her father spoils her. She also cares very much about fashion.
Template:MG may refer to...
- Template:Mobile Golf, covering Mobile Golf.
- Template:MG N64, covering Mario Golf for the Nintendo 64.
- Template:MG GBC, covering Mario Golf for the Game Boy Color.
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