‘PGA Tour 2K21’ Set For August 21 Release

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'PGA Tour 2K21' Set For August 21 Release

'PGA Tour 2K21' Set For August 21 Release

2K Sports is probably known best for its series of NBA games, but the company is growing. On August 21, it will release of PGA Tour 2K21, the company announced on Twitter. The game can be played on PS4, Xbox One, Stadia, Nintendo Switch and on PC once it is released.

https://twitter.com/PGATOUR2K/status/1260902684334403585

PGA Championship Winner and winner of the 2017 FedEx Cup Justin Thomas will be featured as the game’s cover athlete. In a press release, Thomas said that this is “a tremendous honor to be selected as the first-ever cover athlete for the premiere PGA Tour 2K game.”

Players will be able to play on 15 different PGA Tour courses, as well as design their own courses. With those self-designed courses, players will be able to share them online for other players to play them.

It has not been said that players will be able to play the game on the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, both of which are expected to release later this year, but it is expected that those details, as well as others regarding the game, will come out in the coming weeks.

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