If you like The Tiger Woods series of games, you'll love this one. The introduction of XP is, in my mind, a stroke of genius and makes the game even more enjoyable. I liked the fact that I was in control of my golfer and could improve his abilities to suit my style of play.

Overall there are a lot of things to do in Tiger Woods 11 which is great. Not only will it sell because of the Ryder Cup, but it will sell because everyone wants the latest golfing game with the latest roster. Tiger Woods might just even have a smile on his face after playing this.

The Ryder Cup feature; The online aspect is impressive; So much to do and the best golf game around

Cheesy commentary anyone; Putting is still pretty hard; Some unbelievable online scores

Improvement on previous titles, but still lacks the wow factor. Other EA titles such as (FIFA 10, MADDEN 10) have drastically improved over the past few years, but Tiger Woods seems a little stagnent. The Ryder Cup is good, but you get silly mistakes like Vijay Singh playing for the U.S.

All the good features of '10 are there. I particularly like the online matchmaker which matches you with opponents at your skill level. If you like the previous versions you will like this one.

The additions of force and True-Aim are a great solution to the lack of difficulty in previous years and manage to improve realism. For casual players, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 improves upon enough to provide a challenging, enjoyable experience.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 has so many different modes of play to choose from that the menu screens can be overwhelming. For example, simply hitting the "play now" option takes you to a second menu where you can choose from a dozen traditional modes (stroke play, match play, bingo bango bongo, four...

Optional true-aim controls make the game much more realistic; Focus system brilliantly limits the use of powerful player aids; Loads of different modes and rule sets; Includes 17 great real-world courses; Numerous minor gameplay tweaks and improvements over last year's game

Not enough pros on the roster for the new Ryder Cup mode; Occasionally awkward camera

Recent Tiger Woods games have essentially been a copy/paste of the previous year's edition, with the addition of a couple of new courses and a handful of interesting yet minor tweaks.

Focus and team-play make this the coolest Tiger yet

Very dull sounds and menus

Those who make fun of golf and say that it isn't a sport have never played it. To be honest, it is probably one of the more difficult sports to play simply because it is such a mathematical game that requires smarts, patience and lots of practice.

has arrived with an arsenal of minor improvements this year. The development team also clearly focused on creating a golf simulation that catered to the needs and wants of the franchise's biggest fans and die-hards.

True-Aim puts you in the shoes of the pros; Much needed gameplay improvements; Ryder Cup/Online team play adds depth

Core game remains the same; Lack of total customiztion for online; Career mode emains virtually unchanged

You'd be hard-pressed to find a bigger name in sports video games than Tiger Woods. Even though he's been quite the controversial figure recently, the man is a superstar and an instantly recognizable name in the world of golf and otherwise.