Windows pop up to show the 'flight' of the ball, sometimes pointing at the sky and showing nothing of value. Overall, very average. Commentary sucks so bad. I loved other golf games when the ball hits the cart path and hear that 'doink' 'doink' sound. Not in Tiger 2000.
Sound quality is just very average too.
As a long time computer golfer the game by todays standards at first strikes you as nothing new when you see a screen shot. But this is where the game is at its weakest, as it is not still life like other computer golf games. Once you hit your first drive down the fairway and follow the ball in flight in true real time the game springs to life and leave you breathless. Add to this great game play and now free courses and you will find the game grows on you in no time. Game play for some time has been the missing ingredients in golf games, as the likes of links and other games are generally a testing of timing and once you have found it then the game becomes mundane.