How to Play Dailygolf
Two daily games, five guesses each. Find the mystery golfer or creator using the clues.
The basics
- Pick the Pro Golfer or YouTube Golfer tab.
- Start typing a name and choose a player from the list.
- Each guess shows a row of clues compared with the mystery player.
- Use the clues to narrow down who it is. You have five guesses.
What the colours mean
- Green: an exact match.
- Yellow: close (for example, within a couple of years of age, or the same continent).
- Grey: no match.
Arrows show direction. An arrow pointing up (▲) means the mystery player's number is higher than your guess, and an arrow pointing down (▼) means it is lower.
Guess the Pro Golfer clues
- Country: green if the same country, yellow if the same continent.
- Tour: where the player competes, for example PGA Tour, LIV Golf or DP World Tour.
- Age: calculated from the birth date. Yellow means within two years.
- Majors: the number of major championships won.
- Wins: official PGA Tour wins, including majors.
Guess the YouTube Golfer clues
- Country: green when all countries match, yellow if one matches. Some creators represent two countries.
- Handicap: the creator's golf handicap. A plus handicap (+) is better than scratch. Yellow means within 1.5.
- Subs: subscriber count. Yellow means within 1.5 times.
- Age: where known.
- Channel: green when both creators appear on the same channel, such as Good Good or Big Wedge Golf.
Scoring
| Guesses used | Result |
|---|---|
| 1 | Hole in One! |
| 2 | Albatross! |
| 3 | Eagle! |
| 4 | Birdie! |
| 5 | Par! |
| Not found | Out of Bounds |
Daily and practice mode
A new mystery player appears for everyone every day. Once you finish, come back tomorrow to keep your streak going. If you want more, switch to Practice Mode with the button at the top for random players. Practice rounds do not count towards your stats.
Statistics
Tap the chart button to see games played, win rate, current streak and your guess distribution. Statistics are saved in your own browser, so they stay on your device. See the privacy policy for details.
Tips
- Start with a well-known player to get a feel for the clues.
- Use majors and wins together: a zero in both usually means a younger or lesser-known player.
- Think about the tour first. It removes many players at once.
Want to learn more? Read about the four majors, the different tours or the biggest golf YouTube channels.