Wiggler Park

Wiggler Park
How to unlock	14 Star Coins
Number of holes	9
Par	36
Appears in	Mario Golf: World Tour

Wiggler Park is a golf course in Mario Golf: World Tour. It is a nine hole Par 36 course, and is unlocked after collecting seven Star Coins in the Challenges mode. It takes place under clover leaves and it is beneath the grass, in a giant garden like area. Giant versions of characters like Goomba and Koopa Troopa can be seen on this course. Letting the golf ball touch the characters, their animations will be in play, either changing, behavior, or getting out of the way. The music is a cover of the music from the Honeyhive Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy. Collecting all the Star Coins for this course's challenges awards the player with a Wiggler costume, and completing Character Costume Challenges here unlocks Paratroopa, Koopa Clown Car, and Boss Sumo Bro costumes.

Holes

Hole	Image	Par	Front Tee	Back Tee	Tournament Tee	Description
1		4	356 yards 326 meters	376 yards 344 meters	393 yards 359 meters	This hole is shaped like Wiggler. Small patches of rough resemble the spots on Wiggler's body. There are a few bunkers and a giant Wiggler can be seen to the left side of the hole.
2		4	373 yards 341 meters	393 yards 359 meters	413 yards 378 meters	Like the previous hole, this one has patches of rough in the middle of the fairway. There are a few bunkers and a giant Goomba can be seen in the background.
3		5	498 yards 455 meters	519 yards 475 meters	540 yards 494 meters	A giant Spike can be seen to the right of the hole. The overhanging clovers can affect where the ball lands. A creek runs through the right side of the hole. There are some bunkers around the green.
4		4	375 yards 343 meters	395 yards 361 meters	417 yards 381 meters	A creek runs down the left side of the hole. A giant Koopa Troopa is standing on an elevated muddy area. Clovers grow in a place where it is better to hit the ball with a low-lofted club than try to hit over them. Hitting the Koopa Troopa with a golf ball cause them to hide in their shell.
5		3	162 yards 148 meters	175 yards 160 meters	190 yards 174 meters	Some giant Spinies and a bunker guard the green of this basic hole. A giant Spiny Egg can be seen in the background.
6		4	406 yards 371 meters	431 yards 394 meters	456 yards 417 meters	Two giant Piranha Plants can be seen on either side of the fairway. A clover also grows in front of the tee box, sometimes making the tee shot difficult.
7		4	389 yards 356 meters	409 yards 374 meters	439 yards 401 meters	Some bunkers guard the fairway of this hole. Two giant Monty Moles are near the green, sometimes making the approach shot very challenging. Hitting a Monty Mole with a golf ball cause them to burrow in the ground.
8		5	518 yards 474 meters	538 yards 492 meters	558 yards 510 meters	A strip of mud splits the hole into two and to the side of the hole some giant Buzzy Beetles can be seen. Some rocks in the mud can make a difficult tee shot. Many bunkers are scattered around the sides of the fairway.
9		3	169 yards 155 meters	179 yards 164 meters	189 yards 173 meters	The closing hole has colorful flowers growing in the background. A giant Flutter is hovering over the green. A bunker guards the back right side of the green.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハナチャンパーク[?] Hanachan Pāku	Wiggler Park
Dutch	Wiggler-park[?]	Wiggler Park
French	Parc de Wiggler[?]	Wiggler's Park
German	Wigglers Park[?]	Wiggler's Park
Italian	Parco di Torcibruco[?]	Wiggler's Park
Portuguese	Parque da Lagartola[?]	Wiggler's Park
Russian	Парк егозы[?] Park yegozy	Wiggler Park
Spanish	Parque Floruga[?]	Wiggler Park