EA Sports PGA Tour has been delayed until 2023, the publisher has confirmed. 

After announcing back in November that the initial Spring 2022 release date was being revised, EA Sports has now provided an updated projection of when we can expect the golf title. 

Posting a graphic via Twitter, EA Sports notes that its first golf game since 2015 will now hit consoles in 'Spring 2023'.

No specifics regarding the release date have been given - or, in fact, any explanations for the delay - but, per the initial teaser trailer released last year, we'd expect it to land in time for The Masters next April.

It's a disappointment, naturally, that we won't have it to play just as the 2022 season kicks into gear.

However, given the lack of updates we've had since the delay was first announced in November, it's also not surprising that the title has now been pushed back.

When it does eventually hit shelves, we're hoping for a full next-gen experience. Information about the game is admittedly pretty scarce at this stage, but we do know that all four majors are officially licensed, along with the FedExCup Playoffs and The Players Championship.

Hopefully, this will be the last delay for the title, though we'll continue to provide updates as and when we hear them over the next few months.

Until then, at least we have PGA Tour 2K21 to help pass the time - as well as the mountain of new PS5 games and Xbox Series X releases.