I bought this game for my boyfriend who loves to play golfing games. I was very dissapointed in the game, and he hated it. People should know that this game is made for professional golfers, there was a ridiculous amount of detail every little thing you could think of.. you could edit.

I bought this game to play some online golf with one of my friends. I'm not a big golf fan, so it wasn't worth getting the new full price version, but for some time wasting antics on Xbox live while we catch up and talk nonsense, it seemed like a bargain.

Ok, so i buy this game only to have my brain ripped out of my skull trying to figure out what the heck they did to this franchise. I have bought, watched and played every TW game to date, all the while saying to myself, man, this game is getting worst and worst each year. And i was right.

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.

If anyone remembers in the old games, the announcers were hilarious and quite frankly, that made the game for me. In PGA 11 there are new announcers (unless they are the same from 10, haven't played that one) and they are quite lame, no sense of humor, and i personally don't like their voices.

Another year has passed and the latest Tiger game has shifted its focus. Amid a turbulent year for the man of golf, EA has opted to lay low, keeping him off the cover in all but name.

Well, July seems to start the EA Sports franchises rearing their heads.  The problem with it is that it is hard to judge how far advanced the game has become from last year's version. So with Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 in our hands we need to look past what we already know.

Like almost all the other EA sports games that we have come to expect year after year like clockwork, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 delivers what it promises and does so in a very workmanlike, efficient manner.

Nice visuals; only improves from last year's game; comes with free subscriptions if bought new

As with all sports titles; if you bought 2010 then the changes in 2011 will probably not matter

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

It's all too easy for us to moralise with regards to Tiger Woods. His 'situation' has been pored over by seemingly every journalist with even a semblance of interest in a touch of sensationalism. Which means all of them essentially.