Build a golf hole and the club behind it. The ground is a 6 m module: fairway tiles, rough tiles and a sand rimmed pond all carry the same four edge ports, so a corridor of any shape tiles up and a hazard drops straight into it. On it stand a putting green with a sunk cup and a 2.1 m flagstick that sways, an oval fairway bunker and a longer greenside one, a raised teeing ground with red and white markers, and the furniture a hole carries: a slatted bench, a ball washer whose lid lifts, a divot sand box, yardage markers, boundary stakes, a blank course sign, sprinkler heads, gallery rope on stakes and a bin of spare pins. A sealed cart path couples end to end and turns through a quarter bend on a 2 m radius. The gear is a stand bag and a cart bag, a driver, a putter, a leaning set of irons, balls plain, striped and range marked, a tee peg, a glove, a ball retriever, a wire range basket, a scorecard, a push trolley whose wheels turn and a two seat motorised cart with a roof and four turning wheels. The clubhouse is a 4 m bay system: wall bays, an entrance bay whose door swings, gable ends that close a 6 m deep plan, roof slopes and ridge caps, with a practice net, a driving range bay divider, a ball dispenser whose delivery drawer slides, a greens mower whose rollers turn, a sand rake, picnic tables, parasols, parkland trees and shrub clumps. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning. The net cords, the gallery rope, the flag cloth, the bag stand legs and the parasol are modelled solid and do not move: a rigid node transform cannot deform a mesh or fold a linkage. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry; no club, tour or manufacturer marks appear anywhere.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.