Today, Season 4 of PGA Tour 2K25 launches on PlayStation, Xbox and PC and brings with it an all-new Vault Collection. There are both free and paid tiers available, with the free tier offering Ripper customisation items, while the premium paid tier includes the Bandit facemask, Plasma Driver, Sublime Complex Root Putter, Melee Practice Golf Ball, and more.
Ranked leaderboards have been reset with new rewards to earn and an array of new unlockable and earnable Clubhouse Pass content, a new shot type, new equipment evolution tier and much more.
Players who manage to reach the Free Tier 25 will earn a new shot type, the Power Approach, with Premium Tier players gaining access to additional Power Approach stat boosts, plus the limited-edition ST-G Titanium Mizuno Wood unlockable when players reach level 100.
Holiday-themed content is also making an appearance with the Holiday on the Greens Challenges Map, first up offering a Halloween-themed section that is now unlocked. More holiday updates will be rolling out in the coming weeks and months, including holiday apparel for that Christmas cheer.
As per usual, players can evolve their equipment to a specific tier gap, with the top-tier target in season 4 being Galaxy Opal and Dark Matter.
Seasons 1 to 5 are included in the Member’s Pass, alongside the Clubhouse Gear Pack. Players can progress through each Clubhouse Pass at their own pace, even after new seasons have been launched, with rewards able to be retroactively unlocked.
Look out for the EFTM review of PGA Tour 2K25 coming in the next week or so. I am a latecomer to the game, but it is not just a golf game; it is, if you want it to be, an RPG golf game!
For more information on PGA TOUR 2K25, visit the game’s official website or follow them on their socials.
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