There are a healthy number of golfers and courses in the game, but it's disappointing that much of the new content came at the expense of old content. It's good that so many of Tiger 08's game modes are geared toward multiplayer because unlike EA's other recent sports game, Madden 08, Tiger Woods 08 doesn't have online play. Here, you create a team of as many as eight players, which are eliminated one at a time with every hole lost. Elimination is the only one of these that will be new to veteran Tiger Woods players. Rounding out the game modes are five arcade games: elimination mode, battle golf, one-ball, team one-ball, and skills 18.

Miniputt is nothing more than minigolf, but it's kind of fun, even if the putting grid is completely worthless on the over-the-top greens. There are five minigames: miniputt, target, T-I-G-E-R, capture, and target2target. Traditional games include: stroke play, match play, bloodsome, greensome, skins, stableford, alternate, best ball, and four-ball. Tiger 08 has a few new game modes, though many of them have appeared on other consoles and are only 'new' for the Wii.

It takes a round or two to get used to the controls, but once you do, they work well. Once again, it's a good game, but like you'd expect from a sequel that follows its predecessor by just six months, it's only a slight improvement over Tiger 07.

Now, just six months later, the series is back for another go in the form of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08. Tiger Woods 07 for the Wii made a good first impression.

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