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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 (Wii) Review

01:03 PM - July 2, 2010 by RaychelSnr

Tiger Woods 10 on the Wii introduced one of the great innovations in the history of golf games: Wii MotionPlus (MP). By allowing the controller to pick up on even the slightest of arm and wrist movements during a swing, MP revolutionized the way golf games would forever be played. But even with its exceptional control scheme, Tiger 10 had some glaring issues holding it back, specifically dated player models, antiquated game modes and tired gameplay mechanics (sans MP).

It has been roughly a year since I wrote my review of Tiger 10, and with a new year comes another Tiger Woods golf game for the Wii. Touting all new game modes, golfers, courses and an extremely innovative first-person mechanic known as "TrueView", Tiger 11 promises to deliver the ultimate golf sim available on home consoles.

So with that in mind, can Tiger 11 finally ascend into the upper echelon of sports games, or is the franchise still being held back by nagging issues that have plagued the series for years?

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# 1 shon @ 07/06/10 04:42 PM

Did you notice while playing that there are no stats for individual courses? This hampers the single player portion since you really don't know if you are improving unless you manually keep track.

# 2 JkA3 @ 07/06/10 08:03 PM

Shon - I didn't know that was the case. Thanks for putting that out there.

# 3 cocobee @ 07/21/10 01:03 AM

Anyone try to father and son clubs? Supposedly they are bigger that the other wii golf clubs of the past. I even saw a Big Bertha club at Best Buys website?

# 4 econoodle @ 07/23/10 10:37 PM

good review.
i am noticing in my short time with 11 that yes, it is indeed the same game as far as graphics and presentation. as well as y bread and butter, career mode.

also they went back to the skill challenge instead of the much better tourney challenge.

# 5 DonkeyJote @ 07/24/10 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by cocobee


	Anyone try to father and son clubs? Supposedly they are bigger that the other wii golf clubs of the past. I even saw a Big Bertha club at Best Buys website?

Yeah, I'm gonna get one of these. I'm really digging this game so far, though I've only played 9 holes so far.

# 6 cocobee @ 07/24/10 04:53 PM

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	Yeah, I'm gonna get one of these. I'm really digging this game so far, though I've only played 9 holes so far.

Let me know if you find them and where, went to BB and target and nothing.

# 7 Joweegee @ 08/12/10 08:51 PM

@cocobee---the release date for the WII Big Bertha (telescoping shaft!) is august 31, 2010. I pre-ordered from Amazon and will receive first week of September...

http://www.amazon.com/Wii-Callaway-Big-Bertha-Driver-Nintendo/dp/B003QPIDW8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1281657084&sr=8-1

# 8 cocobee @ 08/15/10 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Joweegee


	@cocobee---the release date for the WII Big Bertha (telescoping shaft!) is august 31, 2010. I pre-ordered from Amazon and will receive first week of September... http://www.amazon.com/Wii-Callaway-B...=operasport-20

Thanks man, put up a review after a couple rounds. I'd be interested to see. Plus, still have not found the father and son clubs yet..anywhere.

# 9 gtm @ 09/02/10 12:34 PM

Well, I really like True Aim but it really takes away from alot of graphics (scenes). If you use broadcast or classic, you get to see everything around you and in the distance. As for putting, you can't see the cup if you are out of range on the green as well as you can't judge the green for slope direction.

What settings do you people use if you would help me out. Thanks.

# 10 TheChicken @ 10/01/10 10:08 AM

@gtm: I get a little carried away and use the True Aim with a second TV on the floor (from a splitter) to see the ball on the ground where it is supposed to be, helps a lot on putting where you can see the swing meter while looking down instead of turning your neck.

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