Like with other sports games, EA Sports PGA Tour offers a great opportunity for editing and customizing your player. Why play the game with a random character when you can create yourself or anyone else you like in the game? The edits you can make on your golfer are plentiful and you can even choose the appearance of your caddie!
Hop in to fully grasp how does it look like to customize your character in EA Sports PGA Tour and quickly make the edits that will give you the perfect golfer.
Customizing Character in EA Sports PGA Tour Explained
Customizing your character in EA Sports PGA Tour is easy and can be done from the main menu. Character creation really brings the next level of personalization for me, especially when I can create a character that will look exactly like me. Read on to find out all the details about character customization in EA PGA Tour.
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Head
When customizing your golfer in EA Sports PGA Tour you’ll start off with your head. There are a couple of dozen options for face type combined with skin color. Next, you can complete the head look with one of the 10 eye colors available. Having this variety of nuances adds up to the realistic feel since you don’t have to pick between blue, green, and brown only.
Body Type
After that, you proceed to pick your body type. Here we have a scarce choice of only 2 body types with one being muscular and the other being skinny muscular.
Biography
For your bio, you can set your first and last name, age, country pronouns, and hometown. This information will be displayed on the overview screen of your character alongside your character and your caddy.
Hair
There are more than 20 different hairstyles you can choose from. You can also set the style of your facial hair and eyebrows and you can edit the colors of all your hair. This is the classic character creation experience that is meant to allow you to bring the character’s look as closely as you can to your own (if that’s what you’re aiming for).
Swing
The next thing you can edit is the swing. There are three different swing animations to choose from. Once you select each one of them you will see the animation of that move so you can decide which one best fits your style.
There is also a swing style that you can select. This setting is quite interesting for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it offers to you the opportunity to choose whether you’re left or right-handed and whether you have a low, medium, or high-ball trajectory. Further, you get to choose your preferred shot shape – draw or fade, that will influence your golfer’s accuracy (using your preferred shot shape during a match will increase the accuracy).
Customizing the swing tempo through 6 different speeds will alter how quickly the character moves the stick back and through. The last thing you can edit in swing settings is course management. This affects how your character handles course management in cases where they are controlled by the game’s AI. You can choose between balanced, aggressive, and conservative.
Caddie
Caddie is the last thing you can edit in your character settings. There will be 12 choices of caddies and you probably won’t dwell on this choice for long since your character is the one you will be seeing most of the time while playing the game.
We hope you enjoyed our article. In case you are a fan of golf games, check out our pieces about all swing options in PGA Tour 2K23 and all playable characters in PGA Tour 2K23. Meanwhile, you can follow us on Facebook and get informed on the latest news about trending games.
