You might have mini-golfed, played the actual sport, or experienced it as a video game but soon you'll be able to do it on the blockchain like never before. Stratton Studios, the PGA Tour, and Chain Games recently signed a collaboration deal to develop PGA Tour Rise, a Web3 golf game.While there have been a few golf games within the Web3 scene, most remain under the radar. This may remain the case since a giant is about to walk into the genre with PGA Tour Rise.<figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.funjible.games/pexels_golf_03_897e25b7ac.jpg" alt="pexels-golf-03.jpg" srcset="https://assets.funjible.games/thumbnail_pexels_golf_03_897e25b7ac.jpg 208w,https://assets.funjible.games/small_pexels_golf_03_897e25b7ac.jpg 500w,https://assets.funjible.games/medium_pexels_golf_03_897e25b7ac.jpg 750w,https://assets.funjible.games/large_pexels_golf_03_897e25b7ac.jpg 1000w," sizes="100vw"></figure>&nbsp;<h2>PGA Tour Rise: The Game Experience and a Brief History</h2>&nbsp;At first glance, PGA Tour Rise is a mobile game with Web3 ties, where players will get to start their golfing career as an amateur, trying to rise in the ranks, and eventually make it to the PGA.The PGA has been active in traditional gaming since the early 1990s, and it still actively seeks ways to introduce new fans and players to the sport. That's where Web3 comes into play. The PGA believes the blockchain space could be a viable sector for exploring and raising awareness for golf by providing an unmatched gaming experience, which in-game tournaments will also support.&nbsp;<h2>Sneak Peeks Before the Full Release</h2>&nbsp;The full PGA Tour Rise game is expected to be released in 2026, but the developers behind the game don't plan on keeping it quiet until then. According to the <a href="https://x.com/RealChainGames/status/1825882680921358472">press release</a>, there will be three mini-games by the <a href="https://x.com/RealChainGames/status/1825899735796036038">end of this year</a>, giving fans an early sneak peek of the game's potential.<img src="https://assets.funjible.games/pexels_golf_01_bebd802b1b.jpg" alt="pexels-golf-01.jpg" srcset="https://assets.funjible.games/thumbnail_pexels_golf_01_bebd802b1b.jpg 234w,https://assets.funjible.games/small_pexels_golf_01_bebd802b1b.jpg 500w,https://assets.funjible.games/medium_pexels_golf_01_bebd802b1b.jpg 750w,https://assets.funjible.games/large_pexels_golf_01_bebd802b1b.jpg 1000w," sizes="100vw">&nbsp;The indications of this triple team-up have been written all over the wall since mid-August, when Stratton Studios and Chain Games announced their partnership in an August 13 press release. <a href="http://chaingames.io">Chain Games</a> is one of the more experienced developers within the Web3 space, with titles like Super Crypto Kart, Chaino, Chainblox, and Dropzi in its portfolio.<a href="https://strattonstudiogames.com/">Stratton Studios</a>, on the other hand, brings IP experience to the table. The developer previously worked on Nickelodeon titles like Rocket Power Round Two and other notable names like The One We Found and Ravel.Golf could be a step back compared to other sports when it comes to gaming. Still, the PGA spearheads a long-running franchise that successfully captured the hearts of a sport's existing fans while drawing new eyes. The PGA seeing the potential within the Web3 space could ignite a flame, especially if the game becomes a hit.

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