As with every Platinum trophy, this one will pop once you unlock all the other trophies.

This one is straight forward enough. The first thing you have to do is make sure there is a Hybrid in your bag. I switched out my 5 Wood for a 4H, or 4 Hybrid. To do this, go to:

From there, you can either go to directly try to make the shot, or do what I did and play on normally to get the trophy more organically. You will play this shot many, many times over the course of the game. So once you have a Hybrid in the bag, just play away and get a nice surprise when it pops.

You will get this trophy as soon as you enter any of the available tournaments in the Online section of the menu. It will pop as soon as you enter, so you don’t have to actually play the whole round if you don’t want to.

This one is pretty easy once you set up your round properly. I got it in the very first round I played, along with That was GIRrrreat, From the Ladies Tees and Can You Give Me a Boost. I’d advise you to also try to get all of these in one go.

Go to Play Now, and set up an 18 Hole Strokeplay with the following settings:

Course: St. Andrews
Tees: Red
Weather: Sunny
Wind: Calm

St Andrews has very large and forgiving fairways and greens, which should make it easier to make sure you hit every one. The key for getting all Fairways In Regulation is to be conservative. You do not need to Birdie or Eagle holes. In fact the score does not matter at all. Aim for the widest sections of fairway available, well away from any bunkers, water or rough. If you have to drop own a club or two to be safe, do so. Because you are playing off the Red tees, distance shouldn’t be a problem.

Your FIR’s are marked on the scorecard after each hole, so you can keep track of your progress. Par 3’s don’t count towards this stat though, so don’t worry if you see those blank.

This one is pretty easy once you set up your round properly. I got it in the very first round I played, along with Tigers Have FIR, From the Ladies Tees and Can You Give Me a Boost. I’d advise you to also try to get all of these in one go.

Go to Play Now, and set up an 18 Hole Strokeplay with the following settings:

Course: St. Andrews
Tees: Red
Weather: Sunny
Wind: Calm

St Andrews has large and forgiving greens, which should make it easier to make sure you hit every one. The key for getting all Greens In Regulation is to be conservative. You do not need to Birdie or Eagle holes. In fact the score does not matter at all. Aim for the widest sections of fairway available, well away from any bunkers, water or rough. This should make your approach shots easy. Because you are playing off the Red tees, distance shouldn’t be a problem.

Hitting a Green In Regulation means hitting it within a certain amount of shots depending on the holes par. On a Par 5, you have to be on the green within 3 shots or less. On a Par 4, its 2 shots or less. And on a Par 3, you have to make the green with your first shot. A little spin can generally save an errant shot. But if you are having trouble, stick to aiming at the centre / widest part of the green. Ignore the pin, as the score does not matter.

Your GIR’s are marked on the scorecard after each hole, so you can keep track of your progress. All holes count towards the stat.

This is the final Toddler Tiger challenge, and what you are looking for is a straight hole out. This is actually not too as hard to achieve as you may think. Here are a few tips:


- Firstly, switch to a 3 Iron. The 5 Iron you start with is not enough club for the shot.

- Tweek your aim by judging the wind. For 0 wind, its almost dead straight. For a side on wind of 6 or 7, allow almost a whole grid box on the green for the ball to move in the air. Use you own judgement.

- Add some top spin in the air. (Push up on the Right Stick). You will have to spin the ball a little to get it to chase up the green to the pin. It does not need a whole lot, just enough to get it there.

- Ideally, try to have it arrive at the flag with enough pace to go about a yard or two beyond it. That’s fast enough to get there, but slow enough for the pin to accept the ball without it pinging off.


This one shouldn’t take too long to pull off. Use the tips above, and use small alterations to tweak your shots ever closer.

Amen Corner is the infamous set of three holes starting the back nine at Augusta National. A Par 4 followed by a Par 3, followed by a Par 5: all guarded by water hazards.

You will have to play through this stretch of holes a couple of dozen times while going through Career Mode and the Tiger Legacy Challenges. So you will ample opportunities to make a birdie run through the ‘Corner’.

My advice is to wait until you get to the 2013 Masters challenge in Tiger Legacy mode. In it, you have to go 4 under through those three holes to pass. That’s two birdies and an eagle. Pass the challenge, and you will also get this trophy.

You will get this trophy after you Master your first course.

See Also: Like a Boss.

You will get this trophy after you Master your eight course.

See Also: Like a Boss.

Courses are mastered by completing mini-challenges on them while playing through the game. They involve hitting certain totals for Eagles, Birdies, Pars, GIR, FIR, etc… You should be able to make a large dent in the bulk of the challenges for the available courses by just playing through Legacy Challenges and the Career mode.

Handily, you are given 16 courses with unlimited plays from the start of the game. So you can ignore all the 'DLC' courses, and save your coins for pins and other stuff. It will take around 6 full rounds on each course to clear all the challenges. The last one on the list is generally the 100 Pars Or Better challenge, as by then the rest will more than likely have been completed.

You can complete course mastery challenges in Career, Tiger Legacy, Online and in Play Now.

Important: You will have to be online for the course mastery stats to accumulate and register. This means you will need an Online Pass to access this trophy, and will have to be logged into the EA Servers while playing for the stats to register. Thanks to Snaddef for checking this out.

You will probably make a couple of these shots while playing towards the Platinum. But if you are in a hurry, there is an easy method of getting it out of the way.

In Tiger Legacy mode, enter the first Toddler Challenge: 1978 First Television Appearance. Complete the first putting section to get to the net. Right in the centre of the net, there is a hole. It’s hard to see, but it’s there. Do not move the aim marker left or right. Leave it lined up where it starts. Then push it out forward as far as the base of the net. Taking a full shot should now put the ball through the hole and net you a hole in one.

A strange way to get a whole in one, but it does work. Credit: meds.

This one is pretty easy once you set up your round properly. I got it in the very first round I played, along with Tigers Have FIR, That Was GIRrrreat! and Can You Give Me a Boost. I’d advise you to also try to get all of these in one go.

Go to Play Now, and set up an 18 Hole Strokeplay with the following settings:

Course: St. Andrews
Tees: Red
Weather: Sunny
Wind: Calm

Play and finish the round to get this easy trophy.

See also: Tigers Have FIR, That Was GIRrrreat! and Can You Give Me a Boost.

You will get this trophy after winning the British, American or World Amateur Championship, depending on which one you enter. It is the third competition you come across after starting Career Mode.

This trophy is awarded after you win the Masters as an amateur in Career mode.

To rise in the EA SPORTS Rankings, you have to win (or place) in the various career tournaments. This trophy will pop during the tournament which takes place the week after you reach above the Number 50 spot.

See Also: King of the Hill.

To rise in the EA SPORTS Rankings, you have to win (or place) in the various career tournaments. This trophy will pop during the tournament which takes place the week after you reach above the Number 10 spot.

See Also: King of the Hill.

To rise in the EA SPORTS Rankings, you have to win (or place) in the various career tournaments. This trophy will pop during the tournament which takes place the week after you reach the Number 1 spot.

This will be the fourth tournament you get to play in during the amateur section at the start of career mode. You can gain entry to the Masters as an Amateur by winning the British, American or World Amateur Championship, depending on which one you enter.

If you are worried about winning, play on Amateur difficulty. You will not have the ability to spin the ball in the Masters, but take a little more care with your shots and you should still win this easily enough.

You should not have to try for this one, as it will likely come naturally over the course of normal play. If you would like to get it out of the way though, go to St Andrews – Hole 9. It has a large fairly flat green, so knocking in a 40+ foot putt should be easy enough. Some of you are having problems with the putting system, so here are a few tips:

Practically unmissable. Odds are you will do this many, many times over the course of normal play. If you are having trouble, employ a little spin to ease the ball in close.

Your first opportunity to defend a Major will be your first Masters as a pro, returning after winning it as an amateur. Just make sure to get your world ranking high enough to qualify for the competition as it comes around again.

If you are having problems, drop the gameplay difficulty to Amateur.

You will unlock Toddler Tiger after completing The Toddler Years in Tiger Legacy mode. Enter any online strokeplay event over 18 Holes, and once you finish the round, the trophy will pop.

In order to get this trophy, you will need the help of three other players. Obviously, you all have to have a toddler unlocked to use. These are awarded as prizes in Tiger Legacy Mode.

Get all four of you together with each plating as a toddler, and this trophy is yours. You don't even have to play out the match, as the trophy should unlock once you get onto the first tee-box.

To find like minded players, head to the Boosting Thread.

I got this in the very first round I played, along with Tigers Have FIR, From the Ladies Tees and That Was GIRrrreat!. I’d advise you to also try to get all of these in one go.

Go to Play Now, and set up an 18 Hole Strokeplay. Before starting, make sure to add any three of the pins to your tag. From memory, there will be four or five different ones available. When you finish the round, the trophy will pop.

See Also: Tigers Have FIR, From the Ladies Tees and That Was GIRrrreat!.

The first section of Tiger Legacy mode has 7 challenges based on Tigers time as a toddler. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 1982 First Hole In One.

The second section of Tiger Legacy mode has 5 challenges based on Tigers time as a child. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 1986 Major Dream: Jacks 18th Major.

The third section of Tiger Legacy mode has 5 challenges based on Tigers time as a junior golfer. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: Junior Am Player of the Year.

The fourth section of Tiger Legacy mode has 5 challenges based on Tigers time as an amateur golfer. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 1996 College Invitational

The fifth section of Tiger Legacy mode has 5 challenges based on Tigers time as a rookie professional on the PGA Tour. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 1997 Phoenix Open.

The sixth section of Tiger Legacy mode has 6 challenges based on Tigers rise to the top of world golf. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 2000 Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

The seventh section of Tiger Legacy mode has 8 challenges based on Tigers time as the dominant player in the world. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 2008 Walk on Water.

The eight section of Tiger Legacy mode has 6 challenges based on Tigers current standing. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 2011 Around the Trees.

The ninth section of Tiger Legacy mode has 5 challenges based on Tigers potential future success. You will unlock this trophy after passing the final challenge: 2018 EA Sports Pro-Am.

Another trophy you can pretty much forget about, as you will more than likely get it without trying. But if in a hurry, start aiming for greenside bunkers. Remember that all chips and pitches from inside 50 yards or so will over shoot their target marker by default. So always aim a little bit short of where you think.

This is another trophy that should come in time. But if you are in a hurry, head to a hole with plenty of fairway which heads downhill off the tee. For a few good candidates, look below. In the settings, put the wind to Gale Force, and set the course to be hard and fast.

The Setup I Used:

Course: Augusta National
Hole Select: Hole 2 and Hole 15 only
Tees: Red
Wind: Gale Force
Conditions: Fast

The trick is to get the Gale Force wind directly behind you as you drive. It may take a few restarts to get it setup right. The wind will give you a power boost. Having two holes per attempt will increase your odds of getting a nice rear-wind. Use spin and the downslope to gain even more distance. Also, adding a little draw to your shot will add a little extra distance. A fade however will cut your distance a little. You can also equip a few pins to boost your driver and golfer stats if you want. Get it all right, and 400+ yards can be reached.

You can try this with Tiger, Dustin Johnson, Bubba Watson or your own Pro if his stats are high enough. If you leave this until after you finish Career mode, he should be even better than the pro's. Also, you may unlock this naturally in the meantime without really trying.

Good Holes To Do This Trophy On:

Augusta National - Hole 2 - Red Tees
Augusta National - Hole 15 - Red Tees
Torrey Pines - Hole 9
East Lake - Hole 5
Pebble Beach - Hole 9 | Credit to Bud20078.

This trophy has been causing a few issues for people. Although it says ‘Tempo’ swing in the description, it actually has to have both a perfect backswing and tempo. That means it has to read ‘Perfect’ on both the top and bottom of the indicator on the left. Also, it can indicate a Green swing (Green for good) while saying Fast on the Tempo section. So ignore the colour bar, and keep an eye on the words only.

You can go for this in any mode, once you are playing on Tour Pro difficulty. If you are lucky enough to have the Collector’s Edition, you will have access to the Practice Range where you can hit balls without having to reload. But actually pulling off the shots can take a fair bit of time / luck. I have an easier way that everyone has access to.

This is an easy trophy. Go to the Game Settings menu. To change the difficulty to Custom, you have to alter a setting or two. If say it’s on amateur, simply set the spin setting to off. You will see Custom appear in the difficulty box. Save and exit.

Now all you have to do is go and play an 18 Hole round. Once you finish, this trophy is yours.

To create or join a Country Club, simply go to the Country Club menu and follow the instructions.

Unless you have a few mates lined up to join you, I would advise you joining an established club. You will need a few others to help you out with some of the other trophies.

To find like minded players, try the Boosting Thread.

Once you join a Country Club, you will have the opportunity to enter in club tournaments. The Admin or founder of each club has the ability to set up different tournaments that can be accessed through the Country Club menu's.

The default tournaments automatically generated tend to be locked to the higher end of the club member rankings. In order to enter them, you will have to earn enough XP to reach a certain tier of the club in the previous weeks play: Assistant Pro, Pro or Champion.

If the Admin of your club is not available to set up competitions, you can always set up your own club in which you can then setup your own tournaments on your own and get the trophy that way. Thanks to neahcrow for the confirmation. Alternatively, clubs can have up to 5 Admins, so make sure there is always someone around who can make sure lower level members have somewhere to play.

To access the Country Club menu's, stats and admin online, follow this link:

Once you become the member of a Country Club, you will have to opportunity to add XP to that club, growing it and moving it up the rankings. All completed rounds and challenges will add XP to the Club. As a general rule, if you get XP or coins for anything, then your Club will also get XP.

To get this trophy, you have to play the game four days in a row, earning at least a few XP each day. You can view your progress in the Country Club menu. The trophy will unlock on the fourth day.

This is where having a few mates in your club comes in handy. Arrange to meet up in the Club Lobby. Invite the other member/members to join you in a match. Once it starts, the trophy should pop.

See Also: Play Date.

This one is easy enough once you know where to try to get it. In Play Now, set up a Strokeplay game in Pebble Beach using the following settings:

Hole Select: Custom Select
Tees: Red
Flagstick Select: Easy
Course Speed: Fast
Second Cut: Short

After everything is set, press the Submit Button to go to the Hole Select screen. You want the 12th, a short par 3 surrounded by rough on three sides. The pin should be in the centre of the green near the back edge. Your aim is to put the ball in the rough just off the green behind it. Take a few shots to set it up if needed. The ball should be in the rough, but within a foot of the edge of the strip of fairway. Press down on the left stick to check your lie to make sure it is indeed in the rough.

Now it is just a matter of making the putt. It should be almost straight. If it is going to turn, it will go a little left to right. Aim a cup to the left, and then use the preview button. Adjust as necessary.

You will get your first crack at this playing as an amateur after winning whichever Amateur Championship you decide to enter. On the lower difficulties, you will have no problem blowing away the field.

When you first enter Career mode, you goal should be to reach No.1 in the EA Rankings. Once you do this, you only have to maintain your rank within the EA SPORTS Top 100 to ensure your entry to the Masters the following year. You will now be able to skip events along the way, but do not skip more than one or two in a row without checking the leaderboards to make sure you are well within that cut line. Also, make sure to play in the Majors, as they will yield higher rankings than ordinary tournaments. Try to keep a decent buffer between you and those outside the Top 100 in the rankings for safety. If you skip too much, you will drop outside the top tier and miss out on that years tournament. Thanks to Dangles for the heads up.

My method was to skip from Major to Major (the first four 4-Star competitions), play them all, and win them all. If after the fourth Major, check your ranking. You want it to be around 40 to 50 at worst. If its higher, play a few of the FedEx Cup events to bring it down. If its low enough, skip to the start of the next year/season. It should still be in the 60's or better, so you can probably skip straight to the Masters again. Use your own judgement, and keep an eye on the stats. Rinse and repeat until you have your 7 Green Jackets.

To help make this go faster, you should cut down the rounds played in each event. You can do this in the Career Settings menu. One round per tournament is recommended.

As for actually winning the tournament, adjust the difficulty if you are having trouble.