After hitting the ball, playing one hole or after completing the course, you simply click on the button directly in the game and within a few seconds, your entire performance is displayed on the Internet, respectively. on GamerNet, where others can look at it. Not in the form of a traditional video, but in a special replay using new technology from ex-Hypnotix, so recording your game on 18 holes will take up only 200 kilobytes. Depending on various parameters, such as distance from the hole, number of shots or selected difficulty, GamerNet will evaluate your performance by the number of points. These will then serve not only to compile online rankings of the best players sorted by many values, but also to motivate your friends, who, without playing, will automatically receive a message that you have surpassed them in ox points, including proof. The second attraction of Tiger Woods 08 will be a gadget called Photo Face, which is supposed to be much more elaborate compared to older years or the recent Rainbow Six Vegas. After taking a picture of your face from the front and side (via Xbox Live Vision camera, EyeToy or PC), you will place key points on your face, nose, eyes, ears, lips and chin, thanks to which you will achieve a realistic representation of your characters head. She will then laugh in the game and use grimaces just like pre-prepared golfers. The logical goal is to personify as much as possible with a game that can literally make you a celebrity on GamerNet. Furthermore, the developers incorporated the influence of the players self-confidence into the year 2008. This can change up and down in your career and affect the place of impact of the ball (TrueAim landing area from TW 07), which you will now see directly in the visual indication of the force and direction of the shot, instead of the current cursory estimate. The weather will play a much bigger role this time, so with strong winds and fast surfaces, no one can win like its nice. Tiger Woods 08 includes a total of 15 courses (with an even more realistic turf thanks to the use of normal mapping), including Boston, Westchester and Cog Hill from the FedEx Cup.