Real World Golf


Real World Golf

Real World Golf

Real World Golf is the first and only game on the PlayStation2 computer entertainment system and Xbox that lets you actually swing a club to hit a golf ball. Immerse yourself in the world of virtual reality where all the realism and subtlety of real golf fully comes to life in your living room. Adjust your swing to pitch, fade, draw, slice or spin the ball as Gametrak closely tracks your movement in real time and lets you play in the game! Improve your grip, stance and swing, and play across 10 stunning 18-hole golf courses and driving ranges. The game includes career mode, championship play,...
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Description

Real World Golf

Real World Golf is the first and only game on the PlayStation2 computer entertainment system and Xbox that lets you actually swing a club to hit a golf ball. Immerse yourself in the world of virtual reality where all the realism and subtlety of real golf fully comes to life in your living room. Adjust your swing to pitch, fade, draw, slice or spin the ball as Gametrak closely tracks your movement in real time and lets you play in the game! Improve your grip, stance and swing, and play across 10 stunning 18-hole golf courses and driving ranges. The game includes career mode, championship play,...
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Console
Category
Publisher
In2Games, Mad Catz
Developer
In2Games
Genre
Sports > Individual > Golf > Sim
Players
1-4 Players
Release Date (US)
04/11/2006
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Cheat Codes/Hints

Hitting straight

If you have trouble hitting the ball straight, try not using the club. Simply put your hands together like you are diving into a pool and swing. Notice that the club on screen is now nice and square to the ball.



 




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