FiveM Golf Minigame Script | Multiplayer UI | RP Fun

FiveM golf minigame script built for immersive multiplayer gameplay, giving your server a fully interactive golf experience where players can compete, relax, and create unique roleplay moments together.

This isn’t just a side activity — it’s a complete leisure system that adds a new layer of social interaction to your server. Whether players are unwinding after a long RP session or organizing competitive tournaments, this script creates organic player-driven content that keeps your community engaged.

🎬 Script Showcase

See the full golf experience in action, including UI, animations, and multiplayer gameplay flow.

⛳ A Social Activity That Players Actually Use

The FiveM golf minigame script transforms an underused part of the map into a fully functional activity hub. Instead of static scenery, your golf course becomes a place where players meet, compete, and roleplay naturally.

Because it supports both solo and multiplayer gameplay, it fits seamlessly into any server type — from serious RP communities to more casual or fun-focused servers. The GTA:O-inspired UI keeps everything familiar, while the smooth animations and props make every swing feel grounded in the GTA V world.

🚀 Features That Drive Engagement

Everything in this script is designed to make the experience smooth, immersive, and easy to integrate into your server:

• Multiplayer supported: play alone or with your friends for competitive or casual sessions
• GTA:O Based UI: immersive gaming experience with a full, familiar interface
• Roleplay framework friendly (QBCore, ESX,…)
• OxTarget Compatibility for modern interaction systems
• Animation & Props fully working for a complete visual experience
• Configurable: over 475 lines of configuration to adapt every detail to your server
• Locale system: fully editable text for translations or custom wording
• Standalone: no database and no framework required to run the script
• Open-source: full access to the code for customization and integration

⚙️ Built for Flexibility and Easy Integration

This FiveM multiplayer golf script is designed to fit into almost any server environment without friction. You can run it completely standalone or integrate it into your existing framework setup. The extensive configuration allows you to tweak gameplay, UI text, and behavior to match your server’s tone — whether that’s serious RP or casual fun.

Because it’s open-source, you’re not locked into default behavior. You can expand it, modify it, or connect it to your own systems with complete control.

🔧 Compatibility & Notes

This script is compatible with QBCore, ESX, and other roleplay frameworks while also supporting fully standalone usage. It integrates with OxTarget and does not require a database to function, making setup quick and lightweight.

Open-source access means no encryption or restrictions — you can directly edit the code to suit your server’s needs, whether that’s adding rewards, competitions, or custom mechanics.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this require a framework like QBCore or ESX?

A: No, the script is fully standalone and works without any framework. However, it is also compatible with QBCore and ESX if you want to integrate it into your existing systems.

Q: Can players play golf together?

A: Yes, multiplayer is fully supported. Players can join sessions together and enjoy golf as a shared activity.

Q: How customizable is the script?

A: The script includes over 475 lines of configuration, allowing you to adjust gameplay behavior, settings, and more to fit your server perfectly.

Q: Can I translate or change the text in the UI?

A: Yes, the built-in locale system lets you modify all in-game text easily for translations or custom server branding.

Q: Do I have access to the source code?

A: Yes, the script is fully open-source, giving you complete freedom to edit, expand, and integrate it as needed.

🏁 Turn Your Map Into a Living Activity Hub

This script turns golf from background scenery into a fully interactive system your players will actually use. It creates new social moments, friendly competition, and downtime activities that keep players on your server longer.

If your server needs more than just jobs and grind — something players genuinely enjoy doing together — this is exactly the kind of experience that makes your world feel alive.