Base game
- Around the World Earn at least D rank on at least one variation of every level. 9.8%Very rare
- Tee Time Hit your ball for the first time. 77.9%Common
- Nice Shot Complete a hole with a birdie or better. 71.3%Common
- Turkey Get three consecutive birdies or better in one session. 42.2%Rare
- Bounce Back Get a birdie or better immediately following a bogey. 62.1%Common
- Pathfinder Get creative with how you reach a hole. 43.2%Rare
- Getting Good! Earn your first S rank. 25.7%Rare
- Perfect Complete a session with only hole-in-ones. 0.3%Ultra rare
- Ghost Buster Challenge previously set leaderboard ghost in practice and beat it. 11.5%Very rare
- Completionist Earn S rank on every variation of every level. 0.3%Ultra rare
- Eclectic Complete a session of each of the three game presets (Casual, Competitive, and Race). 8.4%Very rare
- Replay Watch a leaderboard replay. 1.8%Ultra rare
- Levelling Up Reach Level 3 or 18,000 XP. 34.7%Rare
- Seasonal Complete a session in each of the three seasonal themes. 22.7%Rare
- Speedrun Complete a session with less than 90 seconds game time. 0.4%Ultra rare
- On the Green Land the ball within the marked area near the hole on your first stroke. 36.6%Rare
- Fashionista Change the appearance of your ball and equip an accessory. 40.6%Rare
- Barkie Hit a tree and still finish the hole with par or better. 11.6%Very rare
- Breakfast Ball In practice mode, undo your first shot and then finish the hole with par or better. 4.4%Ultra rare
- Recovery Achieve par or better after going out of bounds. 54.7%Common
- Expert Navigator Complete a session without going out of bounds. 28.4%Rare
- Consistent Get the same score on three consecutive levels in a session. 46%Rare
Trophy facts for Golfing in Aether
How many trophies does Golfing in Aether have?
Golfing in Aether (PS5) has 22 trophies: 0 platinum, 3 gold, 5 silver and 14 bronze, worth 630 trophy points in total. No platinum trophy.
What is the rarest trophy in Golfing in Aether?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Perfect” (Ultra rare), earned by 0.3% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.





