Free models · Game-ready GLB
Modern
Every stylized modern model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
1,613 free GLB models
Motorised Golf Cart (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A two seat motorised golf cart 2.4 m long with a white roof on four posts, a raked screen, a bench seat, a bag rack behind it and four wheels that turn.
Clubhouse Door Bay (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 4 m clubhouse entrance bay on the same module as the wall bay: piers and a lintel round a 1.6 m opening, a timber threshold and a glazed door that swings open.
Clubhouse Wall Bay (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 4 m clubhouse facade bay: a rendered wall 3 m to the head, a timber plinth and head band, and a wide glazed window in a timber frame, ported on both ends.
Scorecard And Pencil (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A folded scorecard ruled in charcoal with a red header, and a short pencil lying across it.
Golf Push Trolley (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A two wheel push trolley 1.05 m tall: a white tube frame, a charcoal bag cradle, an upper strap and a scorecard holder on the handle bar.
Range Ball Basket (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A wire range basket 0.3 m across with a carry handle, heaped with practice balls.
Ball Retriever (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 1.58 m telescopic ball retriever standing upright, with a slotted scoop head for lifting a ball out of a hazard.
Golf Glove (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A left hand golf glove laid flat, white leather with a red wrist closure.
Golf Tee Peg (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 65 mm wooden tee peg with a cupped head, standing point down.
Golf Ball Range (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A range ball, marked with the single dark band that separates practice stock from a player own supply.
Golf Ball Striped (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A golf ball with a twin red alignment stripe across the equator, for lining up a putt.
Golf Ball (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A golf ball at real scale, 42.7 mm across, resting on the ground.
Golf Bag Cart (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A charcoal cart bag: the same body with no stand legs, a wide base ring to sit on a trolley and a carry strap across the face.
Golf Iron Set (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
Three irons of graduated length, each a grooved blade head on a hosel and a gripped shaft, leaned into each other so the set stands on its own soles with the grips meeting.
Golf Putter (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 0.92 m mallet putter: a squared body with a milled face bar and a red sight line over the crown, on a straight shaft with a flat grip.
Golf Driver (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 1.1 m driver: a 460 cc rounded head with an angled face and a sole plate, a hosel carrying the shaft out of the heel, and a thick rubber grip. Stands on its sole.
Golf Bag Stand (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 0.99 m stand bag in red with a charcoal cuff, five club grips standing in the mouth, a ball pocket, a valuables pocket and two legs splayed out behind it.
Divot Sand Box (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A timber divot box on legs, filled with seed sand and with a scoop resting in it, for the back of a tee.
Ball Washer (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A tee side ball washer: a charcoal housing on a post with a hinged lid that lifts, a water trough inside and a towel hanging from a timber arm.
Distance Sign (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 1.5 m twin post course sign with a white board and two blank charcoal bars, for a hole number, a distance or a direction to the next tee.
Teeing Ground Bench (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 1.8 m slatted timber bench on a dark steel frame, for a tee or the shade beside a clubhouse.
Out Of Bounds Stake (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 1.07 m white boundary stake with a red top band, for a line of out of bounds or a hazard margin.
Yardage Marker Post (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A 0.96 m yardage marker: a white post with a coloured band and a small number plate facing the tee.
Cart Path Curve (Golf Course and Clubhouse)
A quarter turn of 1.6 m cart path on a 2 m centreline radius, built as eight short segments, ported at both ends so it couples to the straight run.