If awkwardly lifting furniture around your home isn't giving you the lower-back injury you desire, Tiger Woods on the Wii certainly will. You rare back with the Wiimote (a.k.a. the club) and light into the invisible space in front of you (a.k.a. the ball). The mechanics are basic: A smooth, even swing means more fairways, while a quick, jerky swing means more shrieks of back pain. But a smooth swing isn't easy, and the jittery-handed will struggle. The game punishes you for even the slightest case of nerves during the backswing, which will register as your real swing. That means a 60-yard dud instead of a 250-yard drive. Ironically, if you want to hit a shot with less force, you'll likely hit it at full power. Putting is harder than it needs to be (just like in real life), but that just confirms that this is the first worthwhile golf simulator out there. Wii golf: a good time standing in front of your TV spoiled.