Links 2003 Critic Reviews

Superb. The game has more than enough features for a golfer to keep interest in this game without ever playing on the internet.

In a league by itself.

A sports classic.

A killer offering of the normal. It fails to do a lot, leaving the genre's wish list neglected, but it does do enough.

The ball physics, course modeling, new swing type, and huge number of options make this a must buy for Links fans.

Seems to lack flair... But the game does have numerous upgrades, superb ball physics, and deep gameplay options.

The Real-Time Swing adds a completely new (and welcome) dimension to Links 2003.

It may not have the gusto and domineering presence as it did before but a little competition has undeniably sharpened this golf game.

I was amazed at the strength of the gameplay. With the tremendous online abilities and the multiple options for each player, the game has great depth.

Bogeys when it comes to stability, but birdies in look and options for a par round of cyber golf.

The new courses are fun the first few times but that’s about all you can take away from this release.

Some will no doubt be so happy to see such a fantastic sim that they'll be willing to put up with the lack of amenities like a horizontal real-time swing and slow loading, dull background graphics.

Remains the best of its genre, with its ball physics, ease of play, and wonderful online community. However, aside from the fantastic new control method and character models, not much has changed in the series in five years.