Bowser Highlands

Conquer Bowser Highlands in Mario Golf: Super Rush! Get expert tips and strategies for every hole, from tricky shortcuts to avoiding hazards like bomb dogs and lava monsters.

Alright, let's dive into Bowser Highlands! This place is a bit different from the other courses, especially if you're playing in Adventure Mode. Some holes might look or play differently there. The main things to watch out for here are the bomb monsters – you can super dash them, but they also act like golf balls you can smack at your opponents! Plus, keep an eye out for lava monsters and hazards in those fiery sections. The castle itself can also get in your way.

Once you get to Hole 10 and beyond, things get even more interesting with cannons firing living bullets, more bomb dogs, and wall monsters clinging to the castle walls.

Holes 1-9

Hole 1

This is a Par 4 and pretty straightforward. It's a simple straight shot, but you'll find plenty of bombs and a few bunkers to deal with. Just keep your drives accurate!

Hole 2

An easy Par 3, but there's a big wall monster right in front of the hole. Your best bet is to just drive the ball onto the green and then make a run for it yourself to putt it in.

Hole 3

This is a Par 5 and can be a bit of a head-scratcher if you're not paying attention. There are two routes, and while the left path looks like a shortcut, it's actually super risky. Don't rely just on the overhead view here!

Your best bet is to take the rightmost path. It's a thinner path, but it offers a nice, open fairway for your ball to land. From there, you should be able to reach the green in about two more shots. If you're playing as a Star character or anyone with high strength, you might even be able to set up an eagle opportunity with just one more shot!

Hole 4

This is a simple Par 4. The main things to watch out for are the moving flame pillars that act as obstacles. Just time your shots and your movements to avoid them.

Hole 5

A very simple Par 4, this hole is shaped like an 'L', similar to ones you've probably seen before. No real obstacles here, so just focus on a clean shot.

Hole 6

Very simple indeed! This Par 3 hole is easily within reach. Just get the ball on the green, run over there, and sink the putt.

Hole 7

This Par 4 has a path that splits in the middle. Either way works, but the left path is generally better. Get the ball onto the green, and there's not much else to say since it's pretty standard.

Hole 8

Not too different from Hole 5. Your goal is to get the first shot onto the fairway just before the bridge, and then get it to the green on your second shot. It's a Par 4.

Hole 9

This is a Par 5 with a series of