2K have announced that almost a year after release, crossplay has come to PGA Tour 2K23, meaning you can now hit the links with friends, no matter the platform they are on.

Included in the games latest patch, the addition of crossplay means you can now tee off against one another in Private Matches, Casual Matchmaking, and Ranked Matchmaking.

Supported platforms is all of them, which means PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (Steam). By default, crossplay is always on for PC, but can be disabled on Xbox by checking the system settings, and can be toggled on and off in-game on PlayStation.

Just a note for those on either PlayStation consoles, here it is defaulted to off, so players will need to go to Settings and then Social to toggle it on.

Across all Ranked matches, Solo and Duo, players will compete with Pro difficulty turned on and be limited to their MyPLAYER creation. It’s worth noting that Duos are Alternate Shot, while Solo is regular match play. You can see how you measure up against other players by checking the dedicated Solo and Duo leaderboards.

Will this get you back on the green?