Play your
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Explore every course in Free Play, or build a beginner into a tour professional in Career. Choose your next round below.
How you earn a tour card
Begin at HCP 30. Score below your tier’s expected hole score 30 times across two courses to unlock the first boss. Win a three-day tournament to earn HCP 24. The next gates require 45, 60, 90 and 120 qualifying holes. A tournament loss keeps your qualification; a title starts the next challenge. Free play, practice and daily challenges use a tour-level golfer and never earn career rewards or qualification credit. Rival concessions do not count. Clubs help your shots; results earn your status.
Tour School is three nine-hole rounds on three assigned courses, with a cut after day two. Finish top three with scoring index 2 or better for a tour card. Then enter a 40-week professional season: four rounds of 18 holes per event, four majors, signature events and a season championship. Fields are simulated; this is an original golf career, not an official tour replica.
Your course. Your kind of round.
Explore all 25 courses with tour-level distance and accuracy. Pick any course and any tees, with no career unlocks required.
Exhibition play · no coins, XP or career qualification. Your career golfer stays separate.
Career starts with a beginner. Short drives and inconsistent contact are intentional. Perfect timing helps, but does not remove natural scatter. Choose forward tees, play safe targets and improve through handicap tiers, training and fittings. Want full distance now? Try Free Play above.
Start from the forward tees. Earn HCP 24 to unlock Member tees, HCP 10 for Back tees, and scratch for Championship tees; names vary by course. Career nines enforce a minimum tee. Earlier tees stay available for casual play, but cannot fill later career gates. Ratings and slope are original game estimates. Career access is earned; free play can use any tees.
Free play & practice · tour-level golfer
Play with tour-level distance and accuracy. No coins, XP, match points, upgrades or handicap progress.