What is King of the Course?

A weekly title per layout: the best gross score of the week is King or Queen of the Course and the best net, Duke or Duchess. It is decided on Monday with full 18-hole rounds and brings a badge, a push and a public card.

How are badges earned?

With milestones on real scorecards: your first eagle, lowering your handicap, breaking 80, a streak of pars. There are 47 in four rarities, each with its own art.

What is the ghost rival?

Your best round or your average on that layout, hole by hole, on the live card. You know on every hole whether you are ahead of or behind yourself.

Your friends on Badgie Golf, at Hole 19. Official rounds are those the RFEG publishes; the app's rounds you share with your group.

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The round goes on at Hole 19

Golf is social and so is your app. At Hole 19 you see your friends' rounds, the official RFEG ones, new badges and the week's crowns, and you react without leaving the app. Every milestone, on and off the course, is a badge with its own art.

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47: Badges, in four rarities
Weekly: King or Queen of the Course per layout

Updated on 8 October 2026

Badgie Golf's Hole 19: social feed with rounds, badges and games

A feed with real rounds

Closed Badgie rounds, the official ones arriving from the RFEG and your friends' achievements, sorted by date with no duplicates. React, cheer the birdie and join the week's round.

King of the Course and Duke of the Course

Every week the best gross on each layout is King or Queen of the Course and the best net, Duke or Duchess. It is settled on Monday, arrives with a badge and a push, and has its public card to share.

Badges with art by rarity

Lowering your handicap, the first eagle, breaking 80, a personal record. Forty-seven pieces in four rarities, common, rare, epic and legendary, earned on real scorecards, not for opening the app.

In production

Hole 19, the group feed
Your friends' rounds, the official RFEG ones, achievements and crowns in one feed, with reactions and rounds to join.
Golf achievements
Automatic badges for milestones on official scorecards.
Weekly King of the Course
Every week the best gross and the best net on each layout win the crown (King or Queen, Duke or Duchess), with a badge, a push and a public card to share.
Ghost rival
Play against your best round or your average on that layout, hole by hole, from the live scorecard.

What it does not do yet

No season recap and no automatic scorecard image for social media.
No in-person Tour: competitions are run by your club with pools.

Frequently asked questions

What is King of the Course?: A weekly title per layout: the best gross score of the week is King or Queen of the Course and the best net, Duke or Duchess. It is decided on Monday with full 18-hole rounds and brings a badge, a push and a public card.
How are badges earned?: With milestones on real scorecards: your first eagle, lowering your handicap, breaking 80, a streak of pars. There are 47 in four rarities, each with its own art.
What is the ghost rival?: Your best round or your average on that layout, hole by hole, on the live card. You know on every hole whether you are ahead of or behind yourself.
Who sees my rounds?: Your friends on Badgie Golf, at Hole 19. Official rounds are those the RFEG publishes; the app's rounds you share with your group.

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