PGA Tour 2K23 Crossplay: Does the game have it?

05.09.2022 - 19:39 givemesport.com

PGA Tour 2K23 is coming out later this year and is one of the most anticipated golf games in recent memory but does it support crossplay?

The latest addition into the 2K sporting genre – they have also produced WWE games and NBA games – is set to release on October 14th, 2022.

The game is being fronted by Tiger Woods and will also feature Michael Jordan as a playable character. Plenty of information has already been revealed about PGA Tour 2K23, with the game set to feature 20 fully licenced courses, including the Riviera Country Club, The Renaissance Club and Copperhead (Innisbrook).

There will also be four further courses added as free DLC: Pebble Beach Golf Club, Spyglass Hill, Torrey Pines North Course, and Torrey Pines South Course.

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