In the stadium, players can collect coins and can even launch items such as Bananas and Bob-ombs with their golf club to damage their opponents. In Battle Golf, four players compete in a stadium filled with nine holes and a number of obstacles to be the first player to sink three holes.

Using a special dash immediately uses up a portion of the stamina gauge. The stamina gauge can be replenished by collecting hearts. While running, players have a stamina gauge near their character that is normally green but turns red when low. Both the player's stroke number and total time are recorded as their score, with 30 seconds to the total time added for each stroke taken. Players also have access to character-specific skills such as dashes and special shots, and are seen dropping coins onto the course when being hit or when running into obstacles losing coins decreases the player's special shot gauge, while collecting coins increases it. In Speed Golf, players take shots at the same time and must race to their ball after each stroke, continuing this until it is sunk into the hole. For motion controls, the player will need to hold while swinging the Joy-Con. Both button controls and motion controls may be used. While the ball is moving, the player can hold to fast-forward its motion. The hole can also be seen in this diagram, indicated by a flag icon. After a shot is taken, the side-view trajectory of the shot is displayed in yellow, with the air distance displayed in yellow and rolling distance displayed in blue. While a standard shot is being set, the player can use to shape the shot, curving its trajectory, and they can also apply spin to the shot, including standard spin and super backspin. Pressing allows the player to set a shot type, including standard shot and half shot. The player can press to initiate a shot or for a special shot, when their special shot gauge is full. The green and hole are indicated on the shot gauge by checkered tiling and the flag, respectively.

The shot gauge is now vertical, and bends to indicate how the shot trajectory will be affected by slopes. There is also a mini-map showing the entire hole. When the gauge is full, the player will be prompted to use their special shot as the icon will flash below the gauge. The player's current score and stroke number are also presented above their special shot gauge normally yellow with a golf ball icon at the end, it is seen filling up in blue, with the ball becoming fiery, after sinking the ball into the hole. The hole is indicated by a tall blue pillar of light as well as a flag icon in the UI with arrows pointing to the hole. Additional information such as the hole number, par number, total hole yardage, and wind speed and direction are all visible in the top-left corner. An alternative scan, activated by pressing, allows the player to view the estimated landing zone from a higher point of view, showing the slope lines of the landing zone. Pressing allows the player to set their aim while pressing resets the camera view. Scanning shows the elevation and distance to the hole, as well as a cross-section view of the terrain slope. The bird's-eye view allows the player to see their current location, the hole, and a circle surrounding the player indicating their current club's yardage. The player can press to see more information on their currently-selected club.

While preparing for a swing, the player can switch between available golf clubs and can view both the entire course from a bird's-eye view or scan the terrain ahead. The hole can be seen from afar by a glowing, blue pillar of light. Any player who hits the ball out of bounds or into a hazard receives a penalty stroke. Both sand traps and water hazards appear as obstacles depending on the course. The core gameplay follows the rules of golf: to hit the ball into the hole in the fewest number of strokes.

2.2.2.1 Speed Golf and Battle Golf only.

2.2.1.1 Speed Golf and Battle Golf only.

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