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Nothing major, but a nice touch nonetheless. One that is entirely cosmetic is the Live weather system if you are hooked up to the internet the game will contact weather websites to pull up the weather conditions of the course you are playing on. That’s all there is in the way of gameplay tweaks, but there are a couple of new features worth mentioning. It doesn’t take in to account green speeds or sloping, so you get one chance – a put preview – to make changes for conditions.

But there have been some small tweaks, most notably with the putting system now you have only one putter, and a new meter which shows you just how hard you need to hit the ball.

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If you are familiar with the series you’ll be thinking this just sounds like last year’s game – what’s new this year? Well not a lot apparently, as with previous yearly updates changes are minimal with Electronic Arts obviously working under the work ethic “if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it”.

When you take them in-game you are given tests and drills by your coach ‘Hank’ to gauge your ability and adjust your stats accordingly. With this you can create some very realistic looking character models. You get an exceptional range of options to create your player’s physical appearance, including the game face mode, where you can use a photograph of yourself, or anyone else, to create your facial features. An area in which the latest addition to the Tiger Woods franchise excels in is its create a player mode. These can all be used to play on any of the game’s numerous golf courses, once you have unlocked them all. There are loads of pre-made players to choose from too, ranging from the world’s top professionals to some more comedic characters.

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I can honestly say I’ve seen very few games with such a comprehensive range of online and offline game modes, and there’s no doubt you certainly get your money’s worth content wise. On top of this you get online challenges to test yourself against other players, and the good thing about this is you don’t even need to have a gold Xbox Live account to play them. The game modes available range from a straight 18 holes of golf, through all sorts of variations, and a shed load of mini games. There is an absolute multitude of game modes to play in, on your own or with up to 3 friends, online and offline. It’s all very straightforward and easy to get to grips with, but will take you some time to master, especially when it comes to putting. You play golf, using your left analogue stick as your club, pull it back to lift and flick forward to start the swing. I’m sure most of you reading this have had experience with the franchise, but for those like me who haven’t, I’ll run through the basics. This review is intended to offer a newcomer’s perspective on the series. First of all I have to say I am not a big fan of golf, so it’ll probably come as no surprise to you then that I’ve never played a Tiger Woods game before.