GOLF+ Adds Tiger Woods Designed Payne's Valley Course

The virtual reality golf game has expanded its catalog to include the first of five planned Big Cedar Lodge courses.

Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Golf

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GOLF+ has added the Payne's Valley course, designed by Tiger Woods, to its virtual reality golf platform for $11.99. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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GOLF+ has added the Payne's Valley golf course to its platform, marking the first installment of a five-course series set at Big Cedar Lodge in Missouri. Designed by Tiger Woods, the new course is available for $11.99.

Why it matters

The addition of professional-grade course design strengthens the platform's realism for players seeking authentic virtual golf experiences. The expansion represents a broader effort to build a comprehensive digital library of notable golf locations.

The new Payne's Valley course is priced at $11.99, joining the base game which features three original courses for a $29.99 purchase price on Quest. Users can also access content via a GOLF+ Pass for $9.99 monthly or $99.99 annually.

The players

Tiger Woods

He is a professional golfer who designed the Payne's Valley course at Big Cedar Lodge.

GOLF+

It is a virtual reality golf platform available on the Meta Quest and via the Meta Horizon+ subscription service.

The details

Players can download the course for full rounds or specific putting practice. To streamline the experience, a standalone Immersive Putting app is in development to allow for the use of real clubs and balls without toggling between controllers and hand tracking.

Timeline

  1. October 16, 2026: Payne's Valley is added to the GOLF+ catalog.

  2. Early November 2026: The standalone Immersive Putting app is scheduled for release.

Season Trajectory

This release marks the first phase of a broader content expansion that aims to bridge the gap between virtual recreation and authentic golf course layouts. By standardizing the digital environment, the platform is positioning itself to capture a larger share of the growing VR sports market.

Users can now transition their virtual handicaps, medals, and statistics into the upcoming dedicated putting application. Players using the GOLF+ Pass subscription service gain access to the platform's expanding ecosystem without needing to purchase individual course add-ons.

The takeaway

Players can improve their virtual skills by utilizing the upcoming putting app to integrate real-world equipment. This expansion shows that digital golf is increasingly focusing on hardware-software parity to enhance the user experience.

What happens next

The GOLF+ platform is scheduled to release four additional Big Cedar Lodge courses in the coming weeks following the October 16 launch of Payne's Valley. Additionally, a separate Immersive Putting app is slated for a release in early November 2026.

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Source note: This article includes information reported by UploadVR.

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