EA Sports PGA Tour

Impulse GamerAndrew Haverty

Driving a ball straight down the fairway, chipping it towards the pin, and sinking that 15-foot birdie putt that slopes slightly to the left: all things I

Playstation UniverseSebastian Hawden

8/10

As golf games go, this is the most fun I have had in a while. It's a massive improvement over recent years' titles. The career mode is both addictive and rewarding, it's full of contact and the presentation is both cinematic and beautiful. A few issues will not get in the way of what I think is the best golf sim around at the moment. Let's hit the greens, people!

Pure XboxPJ O'Reilly

8/10

EA Sports PGA Tour is an excellent return to the fairways for the studio, delivering the most realistic and deep golfing action currently available on consoles. There's a slick and rewarding sim to dig into here and, with recent new additions to the choice of control set-ups, it's an experience we thoroughly recommend to golfing pros and newcomers alike. With plenty of modes, top-notch presentation, best-in-class ball physics and a fine selection of courses to master, we can see ourselves spending plenty of time with this one in the weeks and months ahead.

Gamer EscapeGrant Dotter

8/10

While it’s hard to ignore some of the gameplay issues (some of which EA has promised to address as of this writing), the overall experience of EA Sports PGA Tour is very impressive as far as golf games go. The graphics and audio are top notch, as is the golfer creation and the wide range of options available. This game is a sim and not a super easy game, but the developers clearly wanted a wide range of players to be able to enjoy it with the assistance features, and it does a pretty good j...

TwinfiniteJoe Craven

Golf – and therefore EA Sports PGA Tour – is not a simple game, but my feelings towards it can be expressed simply. It feels like playing the sport, and it's hard to ask for much more than that.

Gaming NexusSean Cahill

7.4/10

A technically solid game that has some pretty glaring issues with presentation, I still found myself going back to play round after round. It's challenging and rewarding, even if it's not the best entry in the long history of golf titles.

Press StartToby Berger

7/10

It has its fair share of issues, but there’s more than enough in EA Sports PGA Tour to keep newcomers and golf pros occupied. It’s a solid step forward for the EA Sports golf titles, and a welcome return to the course.

The OuterHavenJordan Andow

EA finds its way back to the golf course after a long absence. Do they still have the run of the green, or will they get stuck in a bunker with EA Sports PGA Tour? Game Name: EA Sports PGA Tour Platform(s): PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S (review), PC Publisher(s):…

Worth PlayingCody Medellin

7/10

In EA Sports PGA Tour, golf fans will be able to build their virtual career and experience the sights, sounds, and thrills of the PGA TOUR including The Players Championship, FedExCup Playoffs and more unforgettable events

Hardcore Gamer Cory Wells

The most welcome aspect of EA SPORTS PGA TOUR is the PGA aspect itself. Having the biggest courses on the tour with more to come is the driving force behind the game. Offering PGA Tour pros with individual ratings and some detailed separation with the shot animations and other analytics from Shotlink and TrackMan adds major diversity between golfers. The beautifully-detailed courses and golfers will attract any PGA fan. It's the lack of depth and the gameplay inconsistency that ultimately hurt the return of the franchise. Some of these issues can be mitigated in the future and adding 60 FPS wi...

Game Informeradmingi

6/10

EA returns to the PGA with an inconsistent, frustrating simulation, struggling with its identity. While gorgeous, with pro golf’s best interactive presentation, the on-the-course action delivers inconsistent results.

Between the lack of personality, inconsistent aesthetics, physics that, accurate or not, look broken, and cynical always online requirements, EA Sports PGA Tour gets just about everything wrong. I found myself jumping right back to Easy Come, Easy Golf almost immediately. Sure, it’s not the most realistic golf game out there, but at least it has fun with the sport and I’m not booted from the game after every other hole. EA’s dour, miserable effort is the “you must be fun at parties” joke/insult manifested as a sports game.