EA Sports PGA Tour Courses List

EA Sports covered a whole lot over the months of February and March regarding their new PGA Tour game set to launch later this week, granting fans a much better picture of what to expect. Not only do we now know when the game will be released, but we also have a much better idea of what will be included at launch, including all the courses we will see on day one.

It has been quite some time since fans got an EA Sports PGA Tour, leaving many excited to see what this edition of the series has in store for them as well as how they have updated any favourites from previous games.

How Many Courses In PGA Tour At Launch?

Per the official press release from EA Sports, the PGA Tour will have 30 different courses at launch. 28 of the 30 courses will be real-life ones, while two of them will be fantasy based. EA Sports referred to the courses as the world’s most exclusive set, and from what we have seen, they look stunning in the Frostbite engine.

Setting you in the right environment when you take your swings, is a vital aspect of the game seeing how much it plays into and impacts your experience. And the meticulous attention to detail and realistic finessing touches implemented this year, brings EA Sports’ latest PGA Tour game a whole new meaning.

What Courses Will There Be In PGA Tour?

The list of PGA Tour courses is extensive. Here are all 30 courses we have seen so far, and will be appearing in the game at launch:

• Augusta National 
• St Andrews (Old Course) 
• Pebble Beach 
• The Country Club
• Southern Hills
• TPC Sawgrass
• Evian Resort 
• Tara Iti 
• TPC Scottsdale 
• Teeth of the Dog 
• TPC Southwind 
• TPC Boston
• Wilmington Country Club
• East Lake 
• Whistling Straits 
• The Ocean Course at Kiawah 
• Chambers Bay 
• Wolf Creek 
• Liberty National 
• Bay Hill 
• Riviera Country Club
• Harbour Town
• Bandon Dunes 
• Top of the Rock 
• Banff Springs 
• Torrey Pines 
• Quail Hollow 
• PGA West
• Wetlands (fantasy course)
• Lighthouse Pointe (fantasy course)

At the time of this writing, no other courses have been announced or revealed for the new PGA Tour video game. That said, be sure to stay tuned here should any others be added to the new game once it’s released.

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