PGA TOUR 2K21 Raises the Stakes with New Quick Play Match Types and MyPLAYER Gear
Three-Hole Matchmaking, Exclusive adidas CODECHAOS 2K Aeroready Polo Shirt and More Arrive Today to Crank Up the Competition and Deck Out Your Crew
2K has revealed two new, fast-paced, three-hole match types are now available for PGA TOUR® 2K21 alongside several new cosmetic items, headlined by an exclusive adidas CODECHAOS 2K Aeroready Polo Shirt, as well as new gear from Polo Ralph Lauren.
Three-hole matchmaking is an online multiplayer mode designed to offer new ways to tee off, with shorter play times and dialled up intensity, so you can hit the links for a quick round when time is of the essence. Competitors play three holes randomly selected from an assortment of courses in one of two playlists:
- High Rollers – a one-on-one skins match with a higher risk/reward;
- Quick Match – Stroke play for two to four players.
In addition to the new match types, new cosmetic items are available to customize your MyPLAYERs, including a polo shirt and skorts from Polo Ralph Lauren, new adidas CODECHAOS shoes and an exclusive adidas CODECHAOS 2K Aeroready Polo Shirt. The limited-edition adidas polo features a unique CODECHAOS logo and offers two extra inches in overall length, matching sizing specs of the gear worn by adidas golf pros. The polo is currently exclusive to PGA TOUR 2K21 and will be available soon on adidas.com, as well as at select retailers around the world
For more information, visit www.PGATOUR2K21.com, become a fan on Facebook, follow the game on Twitter and Instagram using the hashtag #PGATOUR2K21 or subscribe on YouTube.
PGA TOUR 2K21 is developed by HB Studios for 2K. 2K is a wholly owned publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO).
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