Mario Golf: World Tour / Castle Club and courses
Mario Golf: World Tour Castle Club and courses: championships and Sky Island
Follow the Mii’s progression through the club.
Edition covered
Original Nintendo 3DS game. Official online matches and tournaments ended in April 2024; new DLC purchases ended in March 2023. DLC here means previously purchased content.
Complete the handicap round first
The Caddie Master introduces competitive play before the three main championships become your core progression route.
| Course or group | Format | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Forest Course | 18 holes | First Castle Club championship |
| Seaside Course | 18 holes | Next main championship |
| Mountain Course | 18 holes | Later main championship |
| Mario World courses | 9 holes each | Themed terrain and items |
| Sky Island | Short precision holes | One-On, One-Putt unlock |
The championships follow a course order
Forest leads to Seaside, then Mountain. The tournament tees create a different challenge from a casual practice round.
| Place | Purpose | When to visit |
|---|---|---|
| Caddie Master | Handicap and progression | Start championship play |
| Boutique | Buy Mii equipment | Adjust stats after earning coins |
| Training grounds | Driving; approaches; putting | Fix a repeated weakness |
| Royal Garden | Mario World course access | Practice themed hazards |
Mario World courses add themed hazards
Nine-hole courses such as Peach Gardens and Yoshi Lake use items and terrain beyond the three main golf courses.
Sky Island tests consecutive precision
The initial One-On, One-Putt challenge requires reaching the green in one stroke and sinking the next across nine holes.
References
| Reference | Website |
|---|---|
| Nintendo original game information | www.nintendo.com |
| Edition-specific mechanics reference | www.mariowiki.com |
| Nintendo online-service status | www.nintendo.com |
| Nintendo eShop and existing-download status | www.nintendo.com |