March PS Plus Goes Big: ‘PGA Tour 2K25’ Plus Three More After Leak

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PGA Tour 2K25 (Image: Sony)

PGA Tour 2K25 (Image: Sony)

Sony is offering PGA Tour 2K25 and other games, including Monster Hunter Rise, Slime Rancher 2, and The Elder Scrolls Online Collection: Gold Road, as part of PS Plus in March 2026.

PS Plus users can claim any of these games from March 3 to April 6 or 7, depending on the region.

PGA Tour 2K25 is just another example of how Sony is following a pattern of releasing older versions of 2K Sports titles through its PlayStation Plus service.

Released in February 2025, PGA Tour 2K25 includes the licensed golf courses of Pebble Beach and TPC Sawgrass, has an extensive MyCareer game mode, allows for a great deal of golfer customization (including both clothing and appearance), has the option to develop your golfer through a “skill tree,” and also has multi-player options where you can play on-line either as part of a ranked competition or in a casual environment. If you missed out on this $70 golf simulator when it was first released, now is your chance to pick one up.

March brings an unusual four-game lineup that fits all types of players. Monster Hunter Rise and The Elder Scrolls Online offer time-consuming games that are perfect for completionists.

If players prefer a more relaxed game, Slime Rancher 2 is the game for them. This is because it’s a farm-life simulation video game. Of course, the sports fans will receive PGA Tour 2K25. PS Plus premium members will also receive Tekken: Dark Resurrection later in the month.

With a March lineup that reaches across different genres and a headlining popular sports simulator, it’s safe to say March has lived up to expectations.

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