10 Courses That Would Be Fun to See in EA Sports PGA Tour for the First Time

[GhostPandaStorm]

Re: 10 Courses That Would Be Fun to See in EA Sports PGA Tour for the First Time

I mean, you could say the same about Augusta - unless you're extremely well connected.

I kind of think that's the point. A video game would be the only way we mere mortals could ever find ourselves teeing it up at exclusive clubs like Pine Valley or Augusta National.

Exactly, that's a big reason why I included courses like PV, Sand Hills, and Cypress in there. I know EA wanted to feature some more hard-to-access courses and so I thought it would be fun to include these exclusive courses on the list mixed in with public courses as well (Erin Hills, I should've included you).

And I'm definitely Team Public/Muni but some of these exclusive places are great as well and being able to play them in the game would give us a unique experience as you said. Would be fun.

[jbd345]

Re: 10 Courses That Would Be Fun to See in EA Sports PGA Tour for the First Time

And I will. Augusta is great for one week a year when the Masters roll around. The rest kind of suck. I don't think any golf course should be in the conversation for best in the world if it's been privatized to the point where a regular person can never realistically play it even if they try.


Anyway, to answer the article, I'd add Erin Hills to the list. More former major venues so that EA can implement the rotational system in career mode again.

I know several normal people who have played on private ultra exclusive courses including Oak Hill. It does happen.

[kehlis]

Re: 10 Courses That Would Be Fun to See in EA Sports PGA Tour for the First Time

I know several normal people who have played on private ultra exclusive courses including Oak Hill. It does happen.

Agreed - we even have a forum member here who has been able to play many of the great private courses across the country. I won't say his name because we still aren't on speaking terms for not inviting me when he was here to play Oakmont.

Not sure why being private would alter this list at all.

[jbd345]

Re: 10 Courses That Would Be Fun to See in EA Sports PGA Tour for the First Time

Agreed - we even have a forum member here who has been able to play many of the great private courses across the country. I won't say his name because we still aren't on speaking terms for not inviting me when he was here to play Oakmont.

Not sure why being private would alter this list at all.

It really shouldn’t. I’ve been lucky enough to play The Ace Club in Philadelphia (twice) and Jupiter Hills, in Jupiter Florida (once).