But then there are the additional modes, which can't (and shouldn't) be ignored because they're very welcomed. Swing away like never before with MotionPlus control. EA has actually fattened up the mode over its predecessor by adding seven new courses, from Banff Springs to Torrey Pines and Bethpage Black, not to mention new selectable golfers like Anthony Kim and Rocco Mediate. I could recommend Woods 10 to golf fans based on this content-packed mode alone - simply attempting to navigate the PGA Tour Season will take most seasoned players weeks if not months and that doesn't even consider the other challenges or gameplay options, both of which are overflowing with additional obstacles. There are several different play modes, but the bulk of the single-player endeavor is housed under My Career, an extremely detailed, challenging component that enables you to build a golfer from scratch (the character create is nearly identical to 09 for all of its strengths and weaknesses the club tuner, however, is much improved thanks to MotionPlus support, which really tracks your swing), define all of his subtle properties, and then take him through the PGA Tour Season, FedExCup, and Tournament Challenge. EA has kept the fundamentals from last year's project and added to them rather than subtract from them and as a result the title feels very evolutionary. Tiger 10 is the definitive golf game, but it is by no means a revolution. Did I mention the title ships with MotionPlus included at a discounted price? You needn't keep reading if you only need to know whether to buy it or not. PGA Tour 10 also features a robust selection of new courses and golfers, real-time weather effects, enhanced live tournaments over EA's online network and - oh yeah - a little something called disc golf, which is not only stupidly addictive, but exclusive to the Wii version of the sequel. But the good news is that the development team has not stopped with these already-spectacular additions. Let me tell you, the long-anticipated inclusion of MotionPlus swing controls has been worth the wait and and newly implemented precision putting system is sure to please those of you in search of a realistic recreation of the real thing.

For this year's game EA has addressed all those issues and then some, crafting what is ultimately the most satisfyingly immersive and altogether entertaining golf simulation that money can buy, period. Last year, development studio Tiburon (Madden) took over the Wii incarnation of Tiger Woods and delivered system owners a great golfing experience that proved unparalleled - even with a putting system that some felt could've been refined and a swing mechanic that didn't yet use MotionPlus.

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