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Apple Arcade to Add PGA Tour Pro Golf for iPhone, Mac and Apple TV on February 6

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PGA Tour Pro Golf is set to arrive on Apple Arcade next week. The popular golf game series will make its way to Apple's subscription gaming service, that offers access to several titles without advertisements or in-app purchases.

PGA Tour Pro Golf will include virtual versions of real golf courses, and it will offer support for real-time gameplay as well as multi-round tournaments.

Gamers can also improve clubs and equipment, by earning in-game currency that can be used to purchase these upgrades. Apple will bring PGA Tour Pro Golf to Apple Arcade subscribers on February 6, and gamers will be able to download the title on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac computers.

Publisher HypGames says that it was designed to be played with a controller, which means that compatible wireless Xbox, PlayStation, or other Bluetooth game controllers should work with the game.

According to the listing for the upcoming title, gamers will be able to play a realistic golf game across various immersive courses that are set recreations of popular locations.

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