The official Twitter account for EA Sports PGA Tour announced today that the game has been delayed, promising an update will follow in the coming months.”Hey golf fans, we wanted to let you know that we are shifting the launch date of EA Sports PGA Tour,” the Tweet reads. “We’re excited to bring championship golf to you and will be providing more information on our launch plans in the coming months.”pic.twitter.com/RjIEpQZBSL— EA SPORTS PGA TOUR (@EASPORTSPGATOUR) November 3, 2021 EA first announced the title in March and it was slated for release in spring 2022. Described as a “next-gen” golf game, the title would allow players to compete in the Masters, the PGA Championship, the U.S. Open Championship, and the Open Championship. It will be the first title released as part of a new deal between EA and the PGA Tour and the first new game using that license since 2015’s Rory McIlroy PGA Tour.While the game will allow players to challenge many professional golfers, they won’t be able to play Tiger Woods since he has an exclusive deal with 2K that placed him in PGA Tour 2K21, which released in August. His contract with EA ended in 2013, which also resulted in the end of the Tiger Woods’ PGA Tour series.Save for a few shots of the courses it will support, EA has revealed little of its new PGA Tour game since its original announcement. It’s being touted as a “next-gen golf game,” with a firm release date yet to be announced.The Best PS5 GamesSamantha Nelson is an IGN freelance writer. Find her on Twitter @samanthanelson1.
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