Summary
- PGA Tour 2K25 tees off on February 28, 2025, boasting revamped gameplay, stunning visuals, and an expanded roster of licensed courses.
- Tiger Woods, Max Homa, and Matt Fitzpatrick grace the cover art.
- Pre-orders for the Standard, Deluxe, and Legend Editions are now open on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.
2K Games has announced the release date for PGA Tour 2K25, following the recent cover art reveal. Get ready for a significantly upgraded golfing experience! PGA Tour 2K25 promises overhauled modes, refined mechanics, enhanced visuals, and a larger selection of licensed courses and events. Choose your game with the Standard, Deluxe, or Legend Editions, each offering unique perks.
Previously known as The Golf Club, 2K and Maximum Games released three titles under that name before rebranding to PGA Tour 2K in 2020. Developed by HB Studios, this golf simulation game consistently ranks among the most popular in the genre. Three years after the release of 2K23, many gamers appreciate PGA Tour 2K's less frequent release schedule compared to annual releases like EA Sports FC.
The official PGA Tour 2K Twitter account confirmed the February 28, 2025 release date, leaving fans just over a month to wait. Pre-orders are now live for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms; visit the official PGA Tour 2K website for details. With 2K21 considered one of the best golf games ever, hopes are high that 2K25 will deliver another Hall of Fame-worthy experience.
PGA Tour 2K25 Announces February 28, 2025 Release Date and Opens Pre-Orders
- Release Date: February 28, 2025
The stunning cover art, revealed on January 13th, perfectly set the stage for the release date announcement. Fans are thrilled to see the return of golfing legend Tiger Woods alongside Max Homa and Matt Fitzpatrick. The accompanying 30-second trailer generated significant excitement, with many praising the improved graphics compared to 2K23. The date reveal was even considered an early Christmas present by some! 2K also confirmed in online comments that Majors will be playable, despite the absence of Augusta National due to EA's exclusive rights.
January also marks the end of two EA titles, including one of the last remaining PGA Tour games on modern consoles. Rory McIlroy PGA Tour, the 23rd entry in that franchise (separate from the 2K series), will shut down its servers on January 16, 2025. While this means online achievements and the platinum trophy will become unattainable, the anticipation surrounding PGA Tour 2K25 is keeping the golfing community engaged.
