ProStroke Golf: World Tour 2007 is a golf simulation that offers an innovative control scheme. In contrast to other golf simulations, the tee shot is performed in first-person mode. After choosing the club and feet position, the player needs to use both analog sticks. With the left one, he simulates the swing, and with the right one, he relocates his body weight. It's not enough to relocate it simply in the right direction; the player needs to achieve a constant back-and-forth movement.
This unique control scheme only works when using a gamepad, or alternatively, there is also a more traditional three-click control scheme in third-person mode. In this mode, the player chooses the body weight movement before striking. With the first click, he strikes out, with the second one determining precision, and with the last one, the strength. This approach is still different from other golf simulations because the kind of swing is determined by the swing parameters beforehand.
The gameplay modes are less innovative than expected. The game features a training mode, single tournament mode, and career mode, which consists of many tournaments tacked together. The player character improves their rank with successes, but this only influences the conditions of participation for other tournaments and not the gameplay itself.
Other notable features include nine licensed golfers, 18 courses (two licensed), and three real-life golf-commentators. With the editor, the player can build their own courses and tournaments.