The legends-focused Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 will even be launching with new and improved Country Club traits, the details about which EA Sports decided reveal recently. This fan-favorite aspect of the series raises the bar for the maximum number of players in a given club to 100, and moreover, fresh presentation statistics also make their way into its updates list. The news comes just about a month before the game’s official release date which is planned for March 26.
As mentioned above, Country Clubs in Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 will now be able to hold on to 100 members at a time. This should definitely come as good news for fans, as previously, only 25 players were allowed to participate. Another feature which is asking to be highlighted is the introduction of Loyalty Bonuses. Under it, Country Club members will be able to earn big rewards based on how many consecutive days they keep on going back into the game.
Here’s how it’ll work: a streak average will get calculated for every Country Club on each day. This will be based on the amount of members and their individual login streaks. And ultimately, it will culminate into a coin payout, thus encouraging gamers to work together so as to earn more rewards. EA Sports will also be holding five different events each week, based on the points in which, monthly champions will be declared.
Furthermore, an option called Club Chat also makes its way into the title. As implied by its name, it will allow players to chat with others while playing. Also, in customized club tournaments, up to 24 ball arcs will be present at a time. And a new spectator mode with a number of different camera angles will even be spotted within the upcoming title.
Revealed for the first time in January this year, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 is all set to bring forth a fresh Legends of the Majors mode which enables players to contend against past greats from the golfing fraternity. The title will be released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 with support for the PS Move and Kinect accessories of the respective consoles.