EA Sports has recently revealed its trailer for the EA PGA tour 2015 sans Tiger Woods.

Woods has established an outstanding career in golf since 1999. His absence in the game, according to this is XBox, is a called a "mutual split."

EA vice president Daryl Holt announced that the golf star and EA made a mutual decision to end their partnership last year.

The same website noted that EA appeared to make golf a more exciting game with the tagline "Golf without limits." The released trailer also revealed a footage of a golf course which was made using Battlefield 4's Paracel Storm map that includes a flaming diver over a burning battleship.

The EA Sports PGA Tour will be available in spring next year. It will be EA Sports' first attempt to use the power of the Frostbite 3 engine, the same used in EA's Battlefield series, This is XBox reported.

Reports say the game will also contain fantasy courses which the gamers will find great and stunning.

According to Game Spot, the new release will also let players hit balls in the middle of a dangerous war area while there are circling battleships scattered on air.

IGN US reported that during the game's presentation, a golfer setting up his next shot was interrupted by a ship from Battlefield 4 that was seen getting closer and closer to the golf course. The same report shared that the camera followed the ball into the air providing an aerial view of a gigantic ship.

EA chief creative officer Peter Moore told IGN that they had to "reimagine golf" with the latest game release.

"We've been doing golf for a long time at this company, and it needs rethinking, reimagining. Golf is a sport going through a tough time without Tiger [Woods].... We've been doing golf forever, and we thought we would take a little bit of a risk, and do something innovative, give it a shot, make it feel a little younger, bring a different demographic into it," he said.

For players looking to step up their golfing experience with EA, the release in 2015 will be a perfect match for all of you. Imagine playing the sport with a war-like background.