2K Sports has revealed 26 of the 29 courses launching with PGA Tour 2K25 when it releases on February 28. This year’s game features 29 license courses at release with more to be added—The Old Course at St. Andrews being one of them—via post-launch updates.
Courses making their franchise debut include Oakmont Country Club and Royal Portrush Golf Club.
Making their debut in the PGA Tour 2K series are three major tournaments: The U.S Open, PGA Championship, and The Open Championship. The Masters currently remains exclusive to EA Sports PGA Tour. The tournaments will be a part of the game’s MyCareer along with events such as the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Tour Championship, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and more.
If you don’t see a course you were hoping to play, there’s the possibility that it could come later on. There’s also the ability to create it yourself or download someone else’s design via the game’s course creator.
You can check out the list of courses below. The remaining three will be revealed at a later date.
PGA Tour 2K25 Courses
- Atlantic Beach Country Club
- The Bay Hill Club & Lodge
- Copperhead Course
- Detroit Golf Club
- East Lake Golf Club
- Oakmont Country Club (the 2025 U.S. Open)
- Payne’s Valley
- Pebble Beach
- Pinehurst Resort & Country Club
- Quail Hollow (the 2025 PGA Championship)
- The Riviera Country Club
- Royal Portrush Golf Club
- Spyglass Hill
- St. George’s Golf & Country Club
- TPC Boston
- TPC Deere Run
- TPC Louisiana
- TPC River Highlands
- TPC San Antonio
- TPC Sawgrass (the 2025 Open Championship)
- TPC Scottsdale
- TPC Southwind
- TPC Summerlin
- TPC Twin Cities
- Top of the Rock
- Torrey Pines
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