EA Sports TIGER WOODS 8029 User Manual

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MODEL 8029 P/N 82355100 Rev.A
Tiger Woods Ultimate 18™
For 1 or 2 players / Ages 8 and up
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PLEASE NOTE: To exit demo mode, push
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the RESET button on the front of the game.
Fore! With Ultimate 18™, you'll enjoy the
excitement and realistic action of professional
golf—rain or shine, all year round. Choose
your skill level, and set out on the green. You
can play through all 18 holes, take a few prac-
tice shots, or work on your swing at the driving
range. Ready to play?
BUTTON FUNCTIONS
On/Hit - Press this button to turn the game on
and to hit the ball
Directional Buttons - Press any of the direc-
tional buttons to select game mode and move
the aiming cursor over the course.
Enter - Enters a selection.
Sound - Turns sound on and off.
Mulligan - Replays the last ball position. (For
practice mode only.)
New Game/Best Score - Starts a new
game/Checks the highest score.
Reset - Resets the game.
SKILL LEVEL
There are three skill levels: Beginner, Amateur
and Pro. These refer to the skill level required
to hit a ball, with Beginner being the easiest
and Pro being the most difficult.
GAME MODES
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There are three game modes: Practice, Tour
and Range. One or two players may play tour
mode.
USING THE AIMING CURSOR
The Aiming Cursor appears on the course as a
cross of five small dots. The flashing center
dot shows your target area.
• The Aiming Cursor is located at the maxi-
mum distance that the selected club can hit
the ball.
• You will use the Aiming Cursor to aim the
ball. Wherever the Cursor is, the ball will
land there - if you make a perfect swing.
When aiming the cursor, be sure to check
the wind direction. The wind direction and
swing are the two main factors determining
where your shot will land.
• To move the Aiming Cursor around the
course, use the directional keys. As you
move the Cursor, your club settings will
change according to how far the Cursor is
from you.
CLUB SELECTION
The game will automatically choose the best
club for each shot. The number of the club
you are using is displayed in the center of the
golf ball at the bottom of the screen.
1 - Wood
3 - Wood
3 - Iron
4 - Iron
5 - Iron
GETTING STARTED
Press the ON/HIT button to turn on the game.
• Next, you will see "Practice" flashing on the
bottom of the screen. You will also see "Tour"
and "Range". To choose "Practice", press
the enter key. To choose "Tour" or "Range",
press any of the four (4) directional buttons
to make your selection, then press enter.
• If you selected "Tour"
mode, you will see a player
number icon flash.
To choose one player,
press enter, to choose two
players, press any of the
four directional keys and
press enter. NOTE: If you
are not on Hole 1, you will
see the SCROLL icon with
an arrow pointing in the
direction that you need to
manually scroll the film to
get back to the first hole.
• If you selected "Practice
Mode", you can begin your
game from any hole on the
course. After you have
scrolled to the desired
hole, either wait about two
(2) seconds to confirm your hole selection or
press enter to confirm your selection.
• If you selected "Range" mode you will need
to scroll the film until you see the Driving
Range hole.
• Next you will see "Pro", "Am" and "Beg".
"Pro" will be flashing.
• To choose "Pro" (Professional) press enter.
To choose "Am" (Amateur), press any
directional key one time and press enter.
To choose "Beg" (Beginner), press any
directional key two times and press enter.
• Once you have made your selection and
entered them, you will see icons indicating
wind direction, distance to the pin, score
register, swing meter and best club selection
(the computer will choose your best club
automatically).
6 - Iron
7 - Iron
8 - Iron
• You will also see a flashing aim cursor in the
9 - Iron
fairway that shows the maximum distance
Pitching Wedge
that the selected club can hit the ball if you
Sand Wedge
succeed in making "the perfect swing".
• The aiming cursor can be moved around the
fairway by using the four directional buttons.
However, it will not move to a spot further
than where the designated club can hit. You
will notice that as the cursor is moved, the
club selection will change, if needed, auto-
matically.