ProStroke Golf: World Tour 2007
↗ 1.3%
🙂 6.4/10
(Playstation 2 - PAL, Sports)
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$3.20
Developed_By:
Gusto Games
Published_By:
Oxygen Interactive
Released On:
01 Sep 2006
ProStroke Golf: World Tour 2007 is a golf simulation with a unique control scheme. The game performs in first person mode, where the player chooses the club and feet position before simulating the swing using both analog sticks. The left stick controls the swing, while the right stick moves the body weight in a back-and-forth motion.
The gameplay is accompanied by two main modes: traditional 3rd-person control scheme or gamepad-based first-person mode. In the latter, the player must use specific button combinations to determine the type of swing, precision, and strength. The career mode features a collection of tournaments, with the player's character improving in rank, affecting tournament conditions but not gameplay.
The game boasts nine licensed golfers, 18 courses (including two licensed), and three real-life golf commentators. Players can also build their own courses and tournaments using the editor.
EAN-13:
5060015533868 (United Kingdom)
eBay Product ID:
54700784 (United Kingdom)
Sony PN:
SLES-54075 (United Kingdom)
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Media Type:
DVD-ROM
Multiplayer Options:
Hot Seat
Save Game Methods:
External Storage
Number of Offline Players:
1-4 Players
Controller Types Supported:
Analog Controller
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
Set up your PlayStation®2 system according to the instructions. Ensure the system is on (on/standby indicator is green).
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Press the OPEN button to open the disc cover.
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Place the ProStroke Golf disc with the label side facing up.
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Close the disc cover.
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Attach game controllers and other peripherals.
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Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual.
MEMORY CARD
To save game settings and progress, insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1. You can load saved game data from the same or any compatible memory card.
It is advised not to insert or remove accessories or memory cards once the power is turned on.
This game requires at least 67 Kb of free memory to save a profile and 3407 Kb to save a full course. Ensure sufficient free space before playing.
ProStroke Golf only supports memory cards (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) in memory card slot 1. Make sure the required memory card is inserted into Memory Card slot 1 before beginning play.
PlayStation®2 Components
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open button
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memory card slot 2
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memory card slot 1
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GATE
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disc cover
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on/standby/reset button
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IR receiver
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USB connectors
CREATING A PROFILE
Before playing, you need to create a Golfer Profile. This profile holds every detail of your golfer's career and allows you to chart their progress.
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Enter a name for your golfer using the on-screen keyboard.
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Choose a player model and customize their appearance (hats, shirts, gloves, trousers, shoes).
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Select 'OK' and press the button.
After saving, your golfer is ready for their first round. All achievements and failures are recorded and can be viewed from the 'View Profile' screen on the main menu.
QUICK PLAY
If you want to play immediately, select Quick Play from the menu and press the button. This mode allows you to play a single round of golf on any course.
MAIN MENU
Quick Play
Allows you to jump straight in and play a quick round of golf on any of the available courses.
Game Modes
Play Round
Play a fully customizable round of golf, from the number of holes to wind strength. Choose Match or Stroke play against various computer difficulties or up to 3 friends.
Select which player uses which controller from the setup screen menu. Player one will start their round, then player two, and so on.
Play Tournament
Set up a custom tournament against up to 68 computer-controlled opponents of variable difficulty.
WTG Career
Take your golfer from obscurity to glory in ProStroke Golf's career mode.
Training
Learn everything from your first swing to complex draw, fade, and punch shots in the ProStroke Golf training mode.
Course Designer
Create your own course with the comprehensive and easy-to-use course designer. Share your creation or stage your own tournaments.
Options
Customize your settings in ProStroke Golf.
View Profile
Keep track of your golfer's career progress.
Change Profile
Create a new profile or load an existing profile from the memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2).
SETTING UP THE SHOT (CADDIE VIEW)
Use the Left Analog Stick to adjust your aim by moving the yellow target marker. The marker shows distance, height, and the currently selected club.
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Press L1 to cycle up clubs.
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Press R1 to cycle down clubs.
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Press the button to toggle view between golfer and ball landing point.
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When satisfied with aim, press the button to change to swing view.
PLAYING THE SHOT (SWING VIEW)
You are now looking down the club shaft at the ball from a golfer's eye view.
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Press the button to look down the hole and check your aim.
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To change aim, press the button to return to Caddie View.
To begin the backswing, move the Right Analog Stick to the right. The swing meter will rise. As it reaches the required power, move it swiftly back to the left in a straight line to hit the ball.
Moving the Right Analog Stick up or down during the downswing will cause your golfer to lean, resulting in a hook or slice. Moving it in a straight line (without wind) will result in a straight shot.
If you decide not to play the shot during the backswing, allow the Right Analog Stick to re-center, and your club will return to the address position.
MOVING THE BALL POSITION AND ALTERING YOUR STANCE
In Swing mode, the directional buttons adjust ball position and golfer's stance, affecting the shot in four ways:
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Right directional button: Moves the ball back in your stance, hitting it earlier in the swing. This lowers the trajectory as the clubface closes more. Use with the Left Analog Stick for 'punch' and 'chip and run' shots.
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Left directional button: Moves the ball forward in your stance, hitting it later in the swing. This raises the trajectory as you hit the ball 'on the up'. Use with the Left Analog Stick for high trajectory 'flop' shots.
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Up directional button: Moves your front foot forwards, closing your stance and changing your swing plane to in-to-out, adding draw (right to left movement) to the ball. Adjust your aim right to compensate.
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Down directional button: Moves your front foot backwards, opening your
Controls
Left Analog Stick
Navigate Menus
Directional buttons
Navigate Menus
O Button
Goes back in Menu screens
L2 button
Jump to the top or bottom of a menu
X Button
Selects on menus
Right Analog Stick
Caddie View: Free Look.
A button
Swing View: Toggle the Shot Shaper
R2 button
Scale the power bar
L1 button
Caddie View: Zooms camera to Target Marker
R1 button
Swing View: Looks up at the hole.
L1
Toggles between Caddie and Swing views.
START Button
Calls up the pause Menu
SELECT Button
Toggle Map
R1
Change to next shortest club <1WD to LW>
Directional buttons left and right
Select Brush Type on Brush Menu. Resize cursor (when using an appropriate brush)
Directional buttons up and down
Scroll through available Sub-Brushes. Move through object list (when using an appropriate brush)
Tips & Maps
Shifting Your Weight with the Left Analog Stick
Moving the left analog stick shifts your golfer's weight, affecting shot distance, loft, backspin, and trajectory. It can also be used to add power to your swing.
Holding the Left Analog Stick Right
Leans your golfer on his back foot, opening the clubface, applying more loft and backspin, but reducing shot distance. Useful for getting over bunkers and obstacles.
Holding the Left Analog Stick Left
Leans your golfer forward, closing the clubface, lowering shot trajectory, and adding more roll. Useful for 'punching' the ball under trees and playing 'chip and run' shots.
Moving the left analog stick from right to left at the same time as you swing with the right analog stick
Adds power to your swing by putting your weight behind the ball, allowing for 100% or even 110% power with precise timing, though accuracy may suffer.
Judge your shot power by using the Target Marker
The target marker's percentage indicates the power needed for the ball to pitch on it, helping you judge your backswing on the power meter. The upper limit of the power meter adjusts for closer shots, and can be manually changed.
Always check your lie
Both the percentage of power you get and the direction of the ball are affected by your lie, including the type and shape of the surface the ball is on.
Don't swing too hard
Slamming the analog sticks doesn't add power and makes it harder to hit a straight shot; focus on precision over speed.
The Right Analog Stick affects the way your golfer's weight moves during the shot
A perfect swing moves the right analog stick from right to left in a straight line; deviating will cause loss of balance and push or pull the shot.
The Left Analog Stick controls your arms during the swing
A perfect swing moves the left analog stick from right to left in a straight line; deviating will open or close wrists, affecting clubface angle and causing hooks or slices.
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