One More Lawn Golf Course Guide: Los Teros Walkthrough
How to mow Rubén's abandoned golf course in One More Lawn: fairway and green heights, bunker raking, two holes of golf and pond ball retrieval.
Rubén's golf course, Los Teros, is the third job in One More Lawn and the only one that asks you to mow three different surfaces at three different heights. It is also the only job with a real golf game inside it, a pond full of lost balls and a wet parking lot that exists purely so you can drift a riding mower.
You can inspect the job card and screenshots, but the course opens with the full game. The demo ↗ stops at Elvira's backyard, and the Steam page ↗ shows what is waiting.
The demo locks the course; the full game opens it on November 12. The official job card lists the work: mow greens and fairways, rake bunkers, play two holes with a driver and a putter, fish golf balls out of the pond and use the handbrake on the wet parking lot.
Set the heights before you move
The course has three mowing surfaces:
- Fairways: 3.5 cm, as shown in the demo HUD.
- Greens: shorter than the fairways. The exact number is not published; use the job prompt and watch the height score.
- Tees: their own setting. Check before each tee.
Do not mow the whole course at one height because it is faster. The receipt checks the deck against the surface.
The cutting height guide→ explains the lever and the known numbers.
Mowing order that works
1. Fairways first
They are the largest area and the best place to build a rhythm. Set 3.5 cm, pick a long line and keep the passes parallel. The fairway is also where the mower's speed feels best; resist the urge to drift on the grass.
2. Greens second
Slow down. A green is small, the edge is easy to scalp, and a missed strip is visible from every angle. Set the shorter height, mow in straight passes, and turn on the collar rather than the putting surface.
3. Tees last
Each tee is a small island of grass. Set the height, cut it, and move on. Do not use the tee as a turning circle.
4. Bunkers after the grass
The rake has its own controls: pull towards you or push, and turn the rake to make curves. The bunker is sand, not lawn; the mower should not enter it.
A clean bunker is one of the few parts of this job that is purely cosmetic, but the job card asks for it and the timelapse looks better for it.
The two holes
Los Teros has two playable holes, both par 3:
| Hole | Distance | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Hole 1 | 48 m | Driver |
| Hole 2 | 3.6 m | Putter on the green |
The controls are shown on screen: 1 for the driver, 2 for the putter, E to quit. Move the mouse left and right to aim, up and down to look, hold to charge and release to swing.
Hole 1 is a real drive. The red diagonal area near the flag is your target; aim for it, charge enough to carry the distance, and accept that the first attempt may be ugly. Hole 2 is a short putt — the joke is the distance, not the difficulty.
You can play golf before, during or after the mowing. The job card treats it as part of the work, not a separate mode.
Fishing the pond
The pond is full of lost golf balls. The ball retriever shows a counter: FISHING balls 0/25, with a 3.2 m pole. The prompt says release click, then scroll down to retract.
- Walk to the pond edge.
- Cast the retriever.
- Scroll to retract and collect.
- Repeat until the counter is full or you get bored.
The pond is also where the game's fishing system lives, so if you see a rod prompt, you are in the right place. The island guide→ covers the boat fishing and the giant catfish.
The wet parking lot
The handbrake drift is not required for the lawn score, but it is the best break in the job. The lot is wet, the mower is rear-heavy, and the HUD shows a drift angle and duration when you get it right.
- Build a little speed.
- Turn and pull the handbrake.
- Counter-steer to hold the slide.
- Do not drift into the bunker or the pond.
The demo screenshot shows a 29° drift held for 0.8 seconds. That is a respectable first attempt. The leaderboard crowd will do better.
Co-op on the course
The course is large enough for six players, but the height changes make it the most coordination-heavy job.
- Assign one player to each surface: fairways, greens, tees, bunkers.
- One player owns the pond and the golf holes.
- Announce every height change; do not assume the group is on the same number.
- Keep the mowers off the greens while the green player is working.
The co-op guide→ has the role template.
What the receipt checks
The course uses the same three lines as every other job: coverage, height and care. The difference is that height is checked across multiple surfaces, and care includes the bunkers, the pond edge and the clubhouse props.
A perfect fairway at 3.5 cm will not save a green cut at the wrong height. Treat each surface as its own mini-job.
FAQ
What height is the fairway at Los Teros?
3.5 cm, as shown in the demo HUD.
How many golf holes are there?
Two, both par 3. Hole 1 is 48 m; Hole 2 is 3.6 m.
Can I fish in the pond?
Yes. The ball retriever collects lost golf balls, and the pond is also a fishing spot.
Is the golf course in the demo?
No. The demo locks Rubén's golf course; it opens in the full game on November 12.
Official source: One More Lawn on Steam ↗ and the official job card and screenshots showing Los Teros, the two holes and the ball retriever.
