According to Kotaku, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 15, originally scheduled to release in 2014, is no more.
As Kotaku's Owen Good writes, "EA's plan was to outsource that edition of the game, to give the in-house team two years to make Tiger Woods 16, taking advantage of all the PS4 and the next Xbox would have to offer. When CEO John Riccitiello gave his resignation last month, that plan was scrapped as a cost-saving move. The game hasn't been reassigned to the Tiger Woods team, either. Some of its personnel already have been sent to other teams in the EA Tiburon studio for the time being."
EA Sports spokesmen haven't commented on the rumor, but with all the staff layoffs EA has been announcing of late, first in Montreal, followed by the UK and India, and then their Partners Label, all shortly after being named the worst company in the world by Consumerist for a second year in a row, anything's possible.
