Where to find the golf course in Forza Horizon 6

Polygon RSS Feed✍ Paulo Kawanishi📅 May 20, 2026⏱ 2 min read(3 months ago)

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The golf course in Forza Horizon 6 is home to one of the many treasure cars. Here's where to find it and how to get there.

The golf course is just one of the many places in Forza Horizon 6 that makes the game's map feel alive. However, the golf course is fairly hidden, so you might have driven right past it without even noticing it.

Additionally, the golf course's clubhouse is mentioned as a hint for the Dodge Charger R/T treasure car, so you definitely need to come here to get a free car.

Here's where to find the golf course in Forza Horizon 6*.*

Where to find the golf course in Forza Horizon 6

The golf course in Forza Horizon 6 is located in the middle of the Minamino region. To spot it, look for the large patches of green grass and sandpits surrounded by orange trails.

A montage with two Forza Horizon 6 pictures showing the location of the golf course Graphic: Paulo Kawanishi/Polygon | Source images: Playground Games/Xbox Game Studios via Polygon

If you've been progressing in the Horizon Festival, you've definitely driven by this location at least once, so you can fast travel directly to the road next to the golf course. If you missed the road, we recommend heading south of Shirakawa-go, the large town on the northern side of Minamino.

As you're driving south, you'll find a 365 convenience store on the right side of the road. Drive around the store on its right to find the entrance to the golf course. However, before you get too far, look to the left of the entrance to spot the 1969 Dodge Charger R/T. This is just one of many treasure cars hidden around the map. If you want to find the rest, make sure to check out our treasure car guide.

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