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The Golf Club Gets Release Date For Xbox One
Summer is more than halfway over, but it's not too late to enjoy some golf. HB Studios has announced a release date for The Golf Club, giving you the opportunity to spend some time on a nearly unlimited amount of courses.
The game comes out first on Xbox One August 19 – yep, that's next week. On that day the title will also leave the Steam Early Access program and go into full release.
The PS4 version of the title is scheduled for later in August pending certification approval from Sony.
No matter which platform you play on, the game costs $34.99 (unless you're in the Early Access program).
The Golf Club features an extensive course creator allowing you to share your creations with the world (as well as play other people's concoctions), and has been endorsed by golf legend Greg Norman and his course design company. Check out this trailer of some of the possibilities, as well as our hands-on impressions.
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