Track list:
00:00 - 00. Main Theme
01:01 - 01. Windmill
02:41 - 02. The Rocket
04:06 - 03. Light House
05:36 - 04. Neptune's Kingdom
07:10 - 05. Sawmill
08:37 - 06. Fairyland Castle
10:08 - 07. Big Shoe
12:18 - 08. Fort Overlook
13:49 - 09. Lost Mine
15:28 - 10. Haunted House
17:36 - 11. Volcano
19:27 - 12. Jungle Ruins
21:13 - 13. Crater Demolition
22:45 - 14. Bugs
24:18 - 15. The Abominable Snowman
25:53 - 16. Dinosaurs
27:30 - 17. Moon Base
28:53 - 18. The Incredible Machine
30:22 - 19. Practice
31:24 - 20. Intermission

Play on modern versions of Windows: https://github.com/juanitogan/rbxit/w...

About:
None of the copies of 3D Ultra Mini Golf's music I could find on YouTube were using Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth. This soundfont was the default on Windows 98, Windows 2000, and Windows XP if you didn't have a dedicated sound card with its own MIDI module. As a result, if you're like me and didn't play this game till the late 90s or later, the other YouTube uploads of this soundtrack with different soundfonts might sound off to you because you were probably hearing this version.

The MIDI files were recorded directly from the 3.5 mm audio jack of a Compaq Presario C301NR laptop running Windows XP using Windows Media Player 9 to play the MIDI files, because that was seriously the only way I could get this to playback properly in the right sound font. The Windows XP virtual machine I set up played back the first few notes of the MIDI at a slower tempo than normal, and attempting to use VirtualMIDISynth with the gm.sf2 soundfont (which is apparently the same as Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth) led to certain instrument channels being much louder than expected. The final track on this video Intermission (which plays during the leaderboard intermissions) is PCM instead of MIDI, and is instead recorded via my modern desktop using Audacity's WASAPI recording feature, allowing it to record desktop audio easily.

As a side note, trying to boot up Windows XP on the laptop proved to be an exercise in itself. The SSD boot drive has both XP and Xubuntu installed, but in order to boot one or the other, I need to switch SATA on or off in the BIOS, (off for XP, on for Xubuntu) because Windows XP doesn't include SATA support. You can integrate it into the install media somehow, but I didn't bother whenever it was I set up this laptop's current installation.

Downloads:
FLAC: https://mega.nz/file/RuYQQRoK#cllRNgG...
MP3 V0: https://mega.nz/file/dqgVUCBQ#S-WmxrE...

Internet Archive:

Software used:
Windows Media Player 7 - playback of MIDI files using Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth
Audacity - recording of audio, both line input and desktop audio through its WASAPI recording modern
ffmpeg - generated this vide with the following script:

ffmpeg -loop 1 -framerate 6 -i "image.png" -i "music.wav" -c:v libx264 -tune stillimage -shortest -acodec flac "video.mkv"

MP3tag - added metadata
FFmpeg Batch AV Converter - batch conversion of WAV to FLAC to MP3 V0
Photoshop CC 2018 - cropped, color corrected, and edited box for album art