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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters Demo Is Live
Tiger might be on a losing streak – he's fallen to fifth on the world golf rankings – but he's still chasing a green jacket in the world of video games. EA Sports announced that the demo for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters is available now for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
The demo will give you a glimpse of the game's big selling point, the legendary Masters tournament. You'll step into Tiger's cleats for the end of the final round of the Masters, and get to play the storied 18th hole of Augusta National. You'll also hear the game's new announcing team, Jim Nantz and David Feherty.
Also available in the demo is first five holes of the TPC San Antonio Oaks Course, one of the new courses in the game. By completing these five holes in the demo, you'll be able to skip the game's Amateur tour and proceed directly to the Nationwide Tour.
Finally, PlayStation 3 owners who get the demo will be able to try out Tiger 12's PlayStation Move support.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters hits store shelves on March 28. It will also be available on the Wii.
For more on Tiger 12, check out our previews on the game:
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters Xbox 360 Preview
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