Where to go
The shared Golf Tee is a blue upright frame on a stepped base among trees and rocks. The finish is a separate cliff-edge blue platform with a flag and hole; do not mistake the ravine golf marker for this destination.
Recover the ball from the shared Golf Tee, transport it over the safe route, and seat it in the cliff-edge hole.
Clifftop Golf has separate start and finish markers. Get the ball from the shared Golf Tee—the blue upright frame on a short stepped base among trees and rocks—then select the Clifftop Golf destination, not the Ravine Golf endpoint. Assign one carrier and one route guide. Carry the ball via the train area, drawbridge, and rope-bridge approach shown in the source, keeping it away from open edges. At the blue cliff platform with the orange or purple flag, place the ball fully inside the hole and wait for the Purple Blob. If dropped, stop the group and recover from the last safe landmark.
The shared Golf Tee is a blue upright frame on a stepped base among trees and rocks. The finish is a separate cliff-edge blue platform with a flag and hole; do not mistake the ravine golf marker for this destination.

Complete the main ending and verify the postgame Purple challenge markers are available.
The Clifftop Golf marker can be selected.

Locate the blue upright frame on the stepped base and recover the original ball there.
The carrier has the correct shared-tee ball.

Pin the cliff-edge flag destination and have the guide confirm the route before moving the ball.
The group is not heading to the ravine endpoint.

Keep one carrier, use the train-area, drawbridge, and rope-bridge approach, and move slowly near edges.
The ball reaches each safe landmark without uncontrolled drops.

If dropped, stop all kicks, locate the ball from a spotter viewpoint, and bring it back to the route centre.
The same carrier resumes from stable ground.

At the blue cliff platform, centre the ball fully in the hole and wait before touching it again.
The Purple Blob appears as the completion check.
Use one player for each information or action side. One carrier owns the ball from tee to hole; the guide stays ahead.
Keep the two core roles unchanged. Extra players should spot, carry, or record the current sequence without creating a second caller.