Experience a realistic golf game online at UTour Golf! 

Players world-wide welcome!!!
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No deposit required to practice your swing!!!

Utour Golf is one of the fastest growing online Golf destinations were players can compete in head-to-head competitions against live opponents.

If you love playing golf at the driving range, but can't get there, you can still play golf online right from your computer! Utour Golf is a PC based golf game that downloads on your computer that delivers a stunning golf playing experience.**

So get ready to embark in one of the most exhilarating sports on the planet: Utour Golf. It will require a steady hand, and an eye for detail to hone your skills. There are a total of five courses encompassing the worlds most sought after locations. Each course has been prepared and groomed to the highest standards. Every hole will provide a new challenge for your golfing enjoyment.
 
          

Download Utour Golf's software FREE today, and start practicing your shot - for free or for cash.
If you have not played golf before you can follow the easy to follow tutorial that plays as you download the software.

You can read below on the different play modes available on Utour Golf. It is highly recommended that you go through the tutorial and practice play first.

Depending on your Internet connection speed, it can take you about an hour to download and install the software, but it's well worth the wait.

If the download or the installation process does not proceed properly, try to temporarily disable any anti-virus and anti-spyware software you have on your computer.

Don’t delay open up your new Utour Golf account today! Click here to get started.


                                 

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Game Objective

Playing Ultimate Tour Golf couldn't be simpler.  Use either the keyboard or the mouse to select your club, select your shot type, aim and then swing- just like in the real world! The basis of the swing control system is a three-click power bar that controls how hard, and how accurately you strike the ball - master the timing required here and you're well on your way to becoming an Ultimate Tour Golf Pro! The scoring is based on a series of standard, one to four player game types; Stroke Play, Match Play and Stableford Plus and standard golf rules are adhered to with penalty strokes for going out of bounds or into water hazards.  To keep the game flowing, a timer - set in the game options - ticks down for each shot; fail to play your stroke within the time frame and you'll suffer a penalty stroke.


UTour Play Modes

Head-To-Head
Challenge your opponent to a Head-To-Head match by selecting them from the list of players in the lobby. Use their Skill Rating and ping time to arrange the most enjoyable game. Keep in mind that the fastest way to grow your rating is to challenge opponents that are rated slightly higher than you (and win!).

Quick Play
Quick Play allows players to play a single-player game of UTour Golf. Tee off and get the lowest stroke total you can. Other similarly skilled opponents will play the same holes with the same settings.  You can choose a Quick Play game based on your desired level of difficulty, game mode, number of holes and course. As with all play UTour Golf play modes, in the event of a tied score at the end of the match, the winner will be the player who has achieved the highest Bonus Score.  A player’s Bonus Score is determined by a formula which emphasizes consistency:  Bonus Score is an average calculated over all holes played in the match.  The maximum Bonus Score possible is 1,000 points, broken down as follows:  500 points available for reaching Greens In Regulation, and accuracy in doing so, 250 points available for putting accuracy (if your average number of putts per hole is 1 or less, you get 250 points, if it is 3 putts or more, you get no Bonus points), 150 points available for accuracy in landing on fairways (or greens) off of first shots on par 4 and par 5 holes, and up to 100 points for average driving distance (although you need to average 400 yards per drive to get all 100 points!) The Prize Fund for each Quick Play match is paid out to the player(s) with the best score! More information about Quick Play games is available here.

Tournaments
Tournaments are similar to Quick Play games but in a Tournament you can enter multiple times for the duration of the Tournament to try to improve your score. All Tournament prize pots are guaranteed, but in “Progressive” tournaments, each new entry also adds to the size of the Prize Fund.  More information about Tournaments is available here.

Practice
Improve on techniques learned in the tutorial. Practice also allows you to warm up before you play matches against real players.

So that's it! The golf game is very intuitive - go ahead try it out – it’s free!
Start practicing your shots right now! The best way to learn is to play. Get unlimited practice play against live opponents.

Click here to sign up a new FREE account at Utour Golf.  When you are ready to play for real money, make your first deposit and play for real cash – many tournaments or 1 on 1 stake levels are available.

Go ahead, click here to register – it’s free – and you’ll get 100% bonus match up to $30 FREE to play with when you make your first deposit!

Golf News from Sports Illustrated

SI.com - Golf
Nov 20, 2008 03:47PM

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Nov 20, 2008 03:30PM

Cementing his place in history: Nicklaus wins 1986 Masters at 46

Jack Nicklaus did not need a career-defining moment when he arrived in Augusta in the spring of 1986. His waistline was a little thick, his best days of golf were behind him. He had already built a resume of brick and granite -- 17 professional major championships, two United States amateur titles, a million memories. Jack Nicklaus was royalty, even if his clubs were rusty at the age of 46, as a columnist wrote that Masters week.

Nov 20, 2008 06:50AM

Sorenstam has some work to do at ADT Championship

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Tour Policy Board member Steve Flesch discusses FedEx Cup problems and possible fixes

The PGA Tour released its 2009 schedule with no earth-shattering changes last week, but it remained mum on its biggest failure of the last two years, the embattled FedEx Cup.

Nov 20, 2008 06:45AM

Daly chasing Liang and Sterne at Hong Kong Open

HONG KONG (AP) -- John Daly put himself within four strokes of joint leaders Liang Wenchong of China and South African Richard Sterne, who both shot a 6-under 64 in the first round of the $2.5 million Hong Kong Open on Thursday.

Nov 20, 2008 06:45AM

Sorenstam set for LPGA farewell this weekend

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Annika Sorenstam typically asks for no more than 10 tournament passes in a normal week, enough to accommodate close friends and family.

Nov 20, 2008 06:40AM

Snedeker one shot back at Dunlop Phoenix

MIYAZAKI, Japan (AP) -- Australian Paul Sheehan shot a 4-under 67 on Thursday to take the first-round lead at the Dunlop Phoenix.

Nov 19, 2008 05:55AM

Love, Romero highlight PGA Tour award ballot

NEW YORK (AP) -- Winning the final PGA Tour event of the year could lead to Davis Love III winning his first award on a vote of the players.

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