With EA Sports PGA Tour set to hit the links in Q2 of 2023, we now have some details on what golf and video game fans can expect when the title goes live. We already know information regarding a number of courses that will be a part of EA Sports PGA Tour. This information is quite notable, especially given the title’s PGA branding and the fact that EA has an exclusive partnership with the tour and the four Majors. So, which courses will be a part of PGA Tour? Here’s what we know so far.
Related: When is the release date of EA Sports PGA Tour?
Every courses in EA Sports PGA Tour
Here are the courses that we know about so far:
- Augusta National Golf Club
- East Lake Golf Club
- Evian Resort Golf Club
- Kiawah Island Golf Resort’s Ocean Course
- Pebble Beach Golf Links
- Southern Hills Country Club
- The Country Club
- The Los Angeles Country Club
- The Old Course at St. Andrews Links
- Torrey Pines
- TPC Southwind
- Wilmington Country Club
EA stated that 30 courses will be a part of EA Sports PGA Tour, and more will be confirmed in the future. The title will feature the past Majors hosts for 2021 and 2022, which makes sense given that the developer/publisher has rights to these championships. Per EA, the new Majors host for 2023 will be added post-launch.
