Clean the Golf Yard Guide: The core loop
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OverviewClean the Golf Yard drops you onto a golf course buried in thousands of balls — your job is to collect them all, sell them for cash, and upgrade your gear until you're a one-person cleaning machine.
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The core loop
StepThe game gives you a golf course covered in balls and a simple objective: clear it out. Each ball you pick up can be sold for cash, and that cash pays for upgrades that let you collect faster.
- Pick up balls walk around the course and collect the golf balls scattered across it.
- Sell your haul convert the balls you are carrying into cash.
- Buy equipment spend cash in the shop on better gear to speed up collection.
- Unlock upgrades use cash to unlock upgrades and abilities that improve how fast and how much you gather.
- Expand your radius increasing your pickup range means you pull in more balls with each pass.
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Playing solo versus teaming up
TableA single room holds up to twenty players, so you can tackle the course with friends or go it alone.
| Solo | finishing the Storm map solo unlocks the Lone Groundskeeper badge. |
| Co-op | up to twenty players can share a room and clear the course together. |
| No-tools run | if the whole room clears a Golfyard run without anyone buying a single tool, the Old School badge unlocks for everyone. |
| Last ball | the player who picks up the very last ball in a run earns The Last Ball badge. |
Badges worth planning around
TableSeveral badges require serious collection numbers, so knowing their thresholds helps you pace yourself. A few others ask for specific actions — plan for those before you accidentally skip them.
| Badge | How to unlock | What it asks you to do |
|---|---|---|
| Collect 10 balls | Pick up 10 balls in the Golfyard | Simple starting milestone |
| Collect 1000 Balls | Pick up 1,000 balls total | Early grind target |
| Fairway Legend | Collect 1,000,000 balls in the Golfyard | Long-haul collection goal |
| Golden Touch | Collect 250 golden balls | Hunt specifically for golden balls |
| Collect ALL Balls | Clear every ball in a run | Full course clearance |
| The Last Ball | Pick up the final ball of a run | Be the last collector standing |
| Old School | Finish a run with no one buying any tool | Coordinate with your whole room |
| Lone Groundskeeper | Complete the Storm Golfyard entirely solo | No teammates allowed |
| Rebirth | Rebirth at least once | Hit the rebirth requirement and commit |
| Meet Bikoop | Encounter the game's owner in-game | Find Bikoop during a session |
Redeem codes
CheckThe game releases codes tied to like milestones on the game page. Each code can only be used once per account.
- Redeem any active code immediately waiting risks the code expiring.
- Each code works only once on your account.
- New codes unlock when the game hits like milestones on its Roblox page.
Glossary
Glossary- Cash
- The in-game currency you earn by selling collected golf balls, used to buy equipment and upgrades.
- Pickup radius
- The distance at which your character automatically collects balls — a wider radius means fewer steps to clear the same area.
- Rebirth
- A reset mechanic that restarts your progress once you meet certain conditions.
- Golden ball
- A special variant of golf ball found in the Golfyard; collecting 250 of them earns the Golden Touch badge.
- Golfyard
- The main course area where all ball collection takes place, including the Storm variant used for the solo badge.
Common questions
FAQCan I finish the game alone?
Yes — solo play is fully supported. Finishing the Storm Golfyard completely by yourself earns you the Lone Groundskeeper badge.
What happens when every ball on the course is collected?
Clearing all balls in a run earns the Collect ALL Balls badge. The player who picks up the very last one also earns The Last Ball badge separately.
Who is Bikoop?
Bikoop is the owner of the game. Meeting Bikoop during a session unlocks the Meet Bikoop badge.
Does buying tools ruin any badge chances for my team?
Yes — the Old School badge requires that nobody in the room buys a single tool during the entire run.
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