2K Games has dropped a Statue of Liberty-themed cosmetic skin for PGA Tour 2K25 to mark the Fourth of July weekend — and the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The outfit looks exactly as unsettling as it sounds: a full golfing ensemble complete with Lady Liberty's crown and mask, rendered with all the weathered, greenish wear the real statue has accumulated over the decades. The game's official Twitter account posted a preview, and the reaction is about what you'd expect.
Pricing follows the standard 2K Virtual Currency model. Individual July 4 cosmetic items run between 1,000 VC and 1,500 VC each, while a full outfit bundle lands somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000 VC. In real money, that translates to up to $50 for a complete look — available through the PGA Tour Superstore in-game.
Anyone who has spent time with Take-Two's other titles — WWE 2K, NBA 2K, or GTA Online — will recognize the VC monetization loop immediately. It's a system that has drawn consistent criticism for years, but it hasn't slowed sales. GTA 6 is pushing the model even further: the base game is priced at $80, with the Ultimate Edition preorder hitting $100 and bundling access to extra in-game stores and cosmetics. Despite the sticker shock, preorders are reportedly tracking well.
The Statue of Liberty skin is available now for the July 4 weekend. Whether it's a fun holiday novelty or an eyesore on the fairway probably depends on how much your opponent enjoys psychological warfare on the putting green.
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