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Hilariously, there's an enemy in the post-game dungeon that gives double the amount of EXP that Liquid Metals do. A lot more common too. You can get three of them, too. Although, that might be a bit unlucky, because they're quite dangerous.
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On that matter, I feel that it’s a bit of a shame that the Mario Golf series steered further and further away from realism with its sequels. Toadstool Tour gives too much information to the player I feel (the rolling line that appears on the ground is a bit excessive), while World Tour on 3DS also gives too much away before your shot lands; robbing much of the suspense of whether or not your shot will land where you want it to. Meanwhile, Super Rush’s camera changes are a complete disaster, making it near impossible to read the lie of the green properly, leading to some very frustrating gameplay (especially the putting). Mario Golf 64 is still my favourite as far as the console MG games go. I wish that Camelot would dial the cartoonish craziness back a bit to be more like the original. -
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