• Tiger Woods Comes Alive - See and feel every emotion in complete detail with the introduction of all-new Universal Capture (UCAP) technology. The world's No. 1 golfer seems soreal you won't believe your eyes
• Play under pressure, with bigger galleries, mass crowd movement from hole to hole, and cheers from nearby greens
• From working on your driving to mastering your putting skills, craft your game with training challenges in the Practice Facility
• Take on the world's best golfers on the World Tour
• All-new championship courses, including Firestone Country Club, Glen Abbey, Princeville, Spyglass Hill, St Andrews, and Bandon Dunes

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2007 takes golf gaming to new level of realism. Experience the next generation of technology as Tiger Woods comes to life -- you'll see and feel each emotion in detail, as it's displayed onscreen in the faces and movements of the golfers. Play under pressure just like pros, and go further in your game with the enhanced career mode. Featuring 15 of the world's top players, including Tiger Woods, John Daly, Vijay Singh, Ian Poulter, Michael Campbell, and Annika Sorenstam, the most decorated golfer on the LPGA Tour New Gameface tool with deeper modifications, more apparel, equipment licenses, and specialty items Challenge up to three players in five new game modes, or play in online tournaments complete with money lists, full stat tracking, league leaders, and more Work on your game or take on a friend in Match Play, Battle Golf, 21, OneBall, and more

It's a good game except for the fantasy courses like the highlands,the predator and central park.The other bad thing is sometimes they want you to hit with a 7 iron and it ends up falling short whenever you should have hit with a 6 iron.But other then that it's a good game.The game has a bunch of golfers and the controls are good like the way you can spin the ball. The game is good i recommend it to anyone who likes golf.

I like sport game, but this one is the worst game I ever play. It's hard to control the ball or other stuffs.

This game is great for all ages. I especially love the one ball mode, or elimination mode. Also the characters are intersting in this one. I play it at least once a day.

What a let down this game was. after having played 2004 and 2005, I was really looking forward to this one, even after reading the other reviews. But in my humble opinion, the only redeeming feature of this game is you have more control over what your character looks like which has nothing to do with the game of golf. You no longer have any control over the view, you can't look behind you or from above or any other view and the program itself is very buggy, you don't even have a driving range you can go to. there is no longer the option of using a power and swing meter, and the list goes on. After buying 100's of items from Amazon, this is my first review, just to give you an idea about how imphatic I am about this game being so bad, there are however over 3000 items that you may purchase for your golfer to wear. I have a hard time understanding how EA keeps making this game worse and worse. I could keep going on for many pages about how bad this game is, so I am just going to stop now.

I had given TW2006 a pass... well, more accurately, I didn't even have my own PS2 until my roommate moved out and took his with him. By that time, I had already been playing--and loving--TW2005 for the better part of a year. By the time I was ready to move on to the next level, TW2007 was out and I upgraded.

And promptly downgraded again.

There are a lot of good ideas in TW2007; unfortunately, the gameplay and game physics are what kills this game.

I do not expect to play this game like I do TW2005; I have worked my way up in the earlier game, and I know I have to start all over again. I do not expect to be hitting 350-yard drives. I do not expect to be able to stick a ball on the back of the green and draw it halfway back to the front. I don't expect to be able to spin it out of the sand or rough. I expect to play poorly again as I work my way through the new game.

However, when a putting meter tells me to aim four inches left and level with the hole, I aim five inches left and miss, and it goes fifteen feet past the hole, that is not a simple misread but a serious flaw in game physics.

I've been playing real golf for twenty-some years, and even when I was a beginner, I never had yips like that. If they are trying to simulate a learning curve, they are doing it in a way that discourages trying again. I can understand sliding one, two, three feet by, maybe even four--I've done that enough times on any number of golf courses under all kinds of weather conditions.

When it rolls twenty feet past and there is no indication of the green being anywhere near that steeply graded, this is nothing I as player could have predicted and prepared for. And it sucks all the fun out of what should have been a fantastic game, and it makes it unplayable. I set my copy aside months ago. I doubt much I will pick it up again. And it does not make me optimistic about TW2008.

TW2007 gets 2/5 for having a lot of really good ideas that, were the game playable, would make this a terrific sim. I love the new courses... unfortunately, we're still saddled with the abysmal Emerald Dragon, Paradise Cove and Greek Isles--at least Greek Isles has the decency to have a couple windmills. Add a clown face into whose mouth you have to put the ball, and it wouldn't be inappropriate. For what a tricky but playable target course should look like, I might suggest Pine Valley--either as a course to include if the rights can be had, or as a course to emulate so Emerald Dragon, Paradise Cove and Greek Isles can be retired back to the minigolf course that doubtless inspired them.

And for a good round of golf, get a copy of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 and give this version a total miss, unless you happen to like being lied to by your caddy.