Base game
- I'm a real Smoots Golfer Complete all trophies 7.3%Very rare
- Finish a tournament Finish a tournament 53.6%Common
- Win a tournament Win a tournament 38%Rare
- Unlock all tournaments Unlock all tournaments 29.4%Rare
- Win all tournaments Win all tournaments 12.5%Very rare
- Get a par or better Get a par or better 67.9%Common
- 10 Get a par or better Get a par or better 10 times 40.6%Rare
- Get a par on every course Get a par on every course 9.5%Very rare
- 50 Get a par or better Get a par or better 50 times 22.9%Rare
- Get a birdie Get a birdie 55.8%Common
- Get an eagle Get an eagle 43.2%Rare
- 10 Putts Hit 10 putts on green 57.5%Common
- 25 Strokes Hit 25 strokes 44.5%Rare
- 25 Putts Hit 25 putts on green 44.5%Rare
- 50 Strokes Hit 50 strokes 34.1%Rare
- 50 Putts Hit 50 putts on green 35.4%Rare
- 100 Strokes Hit 100 strokes 26.4%Rare
- Fall in a bunker Fall in a bunker 58.8%Common
- 10 Falls in a bunker Fall in a bunker 10 times 19.4%Rare
- Fall into the water Fall into the water 42.4%Rare
- 10 Falls into water or lava Fall into water or lava 10 times 18.6%Rare
- Fall into lava Fall into lava 16.8%Rare
- 1 Out of green Out of green 58%Common
- 10 Out of green Out of green 10 times 30.3%Rare
- Play in training mode Play in training mode 27.2%Rare
- Play all holes in any mode Play all holes in any mode 12.5%Very rare
- Win all holes in any mode Win all holes in any mode 7.3%Very rare
- Play all minigolf holes Play all minigolf holes 14.2%Very rare
- Win all minigolf holes Win all minigolf holes 7.7%Very rare
Trophy facts for Smoots Golf
How many trophies does Smoots Golf have?
Smoots Golf (PS5) has 29 trophies: 1 platinum, 6 gold, 12 silver and 10 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Smoots Golf platinum trophy?
7.3% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Smoots Golf. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Smoots Golf?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “I'm a real Smoots Golfer” (Very rare), earned by 7.3% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.







































