Golden Tee Live 2008 features a radically redesigned look, and will showcase 5 all new 18-Hole Courses. The new courses will feature alongside 10 classic courses as seen in previous editions of the series. Divisions have been added to 'Prize Play' based on each player's skill level. These new divisions pit players of equal talent against one another, and as a player improves, so will the competition.
Golden Tee Live 2008 gives players more tee box locations than ever before, with players able to select from hundreds of different tee locations. The game features approachable and rewarding game play, with simple choices for any skill
level.
Includes 5 all new 18-Hole courses:
Bayou Bay
Deep in the backwater swamps of Louisiana lies the hazard filled Bayou Bay. Bayou brings with it serious water challenges on every hole. Its numerous island greens and hundreds of tee locations add variety filled entertainment, but keeping your ball dry will be nothing short of an adventure.
Cypress Cove
Set alongside the vast Pacific Ocean in the Monterrey Peninsula of California, Cypress Cove offers some of the most stunning scenery in Golden Tee history. But no matter how easy on the eyes Cypress is, its countless bunkers and stiff ocean breeze can turn a scenic stroll into a disaster in a hurry.
Eagle Crest
A course of monumental proportions, Eagle Crest melds fantasy with reality. Eagle Crest gives players the opportunity to golf among America's most famous monuments, from putting on the White House lawn to playing through the Jefferson memorial.
Misty Springs
Winding through Yellowstone National Park is the geyser-filled creation tagged Misty Springs. A woodland gem, players must be sure not to get caught up in its rustic beauty, because one slip will likely be punished. Misty's massive trees, sprawling layout and challenging greens make it a shot shapers paradise.
Summit Lakes
Buried deep within the frozen tundra of the barren Yukon Territory sits Summit Lake. The vast Brook mountain range sets the stage for this links-style challenge, which features ice, snow, cliffs, rocks and strong winds.
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