2K announced that the Standard Edition of PGA TOUR 2K23 will be available on October 14th, with the more expensive Deluxe Edition and Tiger Woods Edition available a few days earlier on October 11th.
The game aims to honor the legacy of Tiger Woods, who hasn’t appeared on the cover of a video game since Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 in 2013, and even features a golfing legend as executive director.
The PGA Tour is available on PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series, and PC via Steam. The Deluxe Edition includes a “Cross Generation Dual Entitlement” meaning a copy of the game on both PS4 and PS5 or both Xbox One and the series, plus Michael his Jordan DLC (yes, basketball player) and his Contains 1,300 VC. $5. It also comes with a handful of cosmetics, including a hockey stick putter, a gold baseball his cap, a gold glove, and three rare consumable gold sleeves.
The Tiger Woods Edition includes everything in the Deluxe Edition plus additional cosmetics such as Woods’ iconic red polo and black pants combination, a unique gold ball, belt, and 3 Epic consumable gold sleeves Digital only version.
2K didn’t reveal pricing for each edition, but the Clubhouse Pass appears to follow a Battle Pass-style progression system, available in three tiers: a free standard tier, a $9.99 premium tier, and a $19.99 premium tier. announced. Premium + Tier. Pre-order the regular edition of PGA TOUR 2K23 and you’ll also get access to the Michael Jordan DLC.
Woods is one of 14 male and female professional golfers to play when PGA TOUR 2K23 launches. It includes Justin Thomas, Lexi Thompson, Tony Finau, Lydia Coe, Colin Morikawa, Will Zaratris, and Brooke Henderson, but 2K also announced a free DLC. More will be added to this roster in the future.
The game also includes 20 sanctioned courses at launch, including Wilmington Country Club’s South Course, Renaissance Club, and St George’s Golf and Country Club. Custom Courses His Designer is also back, allowing players to create their own courses or access courses created by other players.
IGN said in their 7/10 review of the previous game:
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