User manual GAMES PC TIGER WOODS PGA TOUR 2002

[. . . ] B A S I C G A M E P L AY C O N T R O L S GENERAL GAMEPLAY AC T I O N KEYBOARD Begin swing (2 Click or 3 Click) Adjust aim left/right Club up/down Shot-type up/down TrueSwingTM Analyzer on/off j/l >/< ]/[ T NOTE: For Complete controls, Complete Controls on p. TRUESWINGTM Path of ball Follow-through Downswing ºAngle determines degree off-center of flight Backswing To interrupt a TrueSwingTM, press s. NOTE: The swing is divided into three parts: backswing, downswing, and contact. For more information, Executing Shots on p. 37. FILE CONTROLS AC T I O N K E Y B O A R D Open pop-up menu Save game Options Exit to Desktop a v+S v+O a+¢ TA B L E O F CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. [. . . ] PGA TOUR is a tournament following the rules and regulations of the PGA TOUR. Major tournaments can occur periodically throughout the year, and more points and larger cash prizes are awarded to the top finishers in Majors. Skins challenges two or more players to win holes for cash. The player with the lowest score on a hole wins a cash prize for that hole, and the overall champion is the player who finishes the round with the most money. Matches place two or four golfers in head-to-head competition using the match play scoring system. Shootouts can place up to eight golfers on a random hole on the selected course for sudden-death golf. At the conclusion of each hole, the golfer with the highest score is removed until there is only one golfer left: the winner. Stableford is a two- or four-player match following the Stableford scoring system. For more information on Stableford scoring, p. Exhibition Matches let two or more players compete in a round of golf with no statistical, financial or handicap stakes. To name your event, click in the Event Name box. Type in your event's name and then press e. To set a date for the event, click in the Date box and enter a new date. The entered date of the event is reflected in the final schedule for the season. To define the purse for the event, click in the Purse box and enter a new value. You can also change the weather and opponents by selecting different options from the appropriate drop-down list. 47 ADVANCED TAB Under the Advanced tab, you can set the following options: CUT After two rounds of a PGA TOUR event, the top 70 players (and those who tie) are allowed to continue for the next two rounds. Here, you can set the criteria for making the cut in any round. Set which players are eligible to play in this event. Define the environmental conditions at the beginning of the event. You can configure the challenge of the pin placements over the course of the event. ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS PINS To accept the settings for this event, click OK. You are returned to the Season Schedule screen. To cancel the changes to the event settings and return to the Season Schedule screen, click CANCEL. You can save seasons and continue play later. [. . . ] Toe shots hit on the club end furthest from the golfer, while heel shots strike near the shaft. Avoid making toe or heel shots. The club starts out centered on the ball. As you begin your backswing, the mouse may move left or right of the centerline. If you fail to bring the club back to the exact starting position, you are likely to hit the ball with the toe or the heel of the club, which decreases the distance that the ball travels. [. . . ]