Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2001

"The number of PGA pro tours included in the game has been increased to 11, and 3 new courses raise the venue count to 17. An interesting new game play mode, the President's Cup, allows you to play in international competition, pitting a team of U.S. pros against an international team in a variety of formats over 4 days (very similar to the Ryder Cup.)"

"The addition of the Trent Jones course is nice, and the idea of the Presidents Cup is a good twist... the total absence of International team players like Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Greg Norman, etc... some match-play glitches... Sloppiness is evident..."

"The physical environments are pleasing to the eye and offer lush textures and convincing animations... tends to lock up and temporarily freeze... players' curiously inconsistent appearances... gameplay is similarly erratic..."

"The 17 courses are unquestionably the biggest appeal... the courses look a lot better than the golfers... Occasionally, the announcer will make a gaffe... the ball physics seem quite sound... rather sparse printed manual..."

"In addition to playing as or against Tiger Woods, game players can compete as or against top PGA TOUR pros including: Mark O’Meara, Justin Leonard, Brad Faxon, Lee Janzen, Mark Calcavecchia, Stewart Cink, Robert Damron, Stuart Appleby and Steve Stricker. "