New SkillZone mode mini-game lets you earn money to improve your golfers skills.My Tour mode lets you collect trophy balls, PGA tour trophies, scenario medals, and much more.Precision control over your golf club with the analog stick slice or draw by how you retract the club.Create your own courses and players based on those available in the game.
Pro golfers include Tiger Woods, Ty Tryon, Charles Howell III, Notah Begay III, Brad Faxon, Mark O'Meara for starters. Tiger Challenge mode features varied single-player gameplay that lets you face off against 15 PGA Tour pros in addition to over a dozen fantasy golfers. Play 12 different courses, including real-life recreations and fantasy adds up to a total of 216 different holes. True-to-life physics brings the thrill of golf into your living room. Completely 3D game engine offers up rolling courses and modeled-to-scale golfers. The franchise still isn't quite perfect - there are a couple of omissions and oversights that we'd have preferred were addressed - but it's easily and without doubt the best golf videogame experience in years, and one deserving to be thought of in the same light that Madden is to football. The title, developed internally at EA, wraps real and fantasy courses and pro golfers, a wide selection of mini-games and challenges, plus more, around what has to be the most solid gameplay mechanics and 3D engine yet seen in a console golf game. 
Leave it to publisher Electronic Arts, though, to change that.Įnter Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003 for GameCube.
Over the years there have been countless golf titles - some flawed, some good and some great, but few that could be called the true Madden of golf with any validity. It is a one-man show, a game defined by skill, strategy and patience, and as such it's also a sporting genre that has always made the transition to videogames very well. It doesn't have the high impact thrills of football, nor does it feature the competitive back-and-forth mechanics of basketball. Golf is considerably different than other sports.
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