Golf ball - TPOT (bot n pfp not mine!)

Weight: Golf Ball suffers more disadvantages in challenges or events when it comes to her heavy, dense body. She can easily drown, contestants other than Blocky and Snowball can barely pick her up, and she can be helpless when she is flung into the air. However, there are some devices and items that can handle her weight effortlessly and her speed isn't affected by it at all.

High intelligence: Golf Ball happens to be one of, if not the smartest out of all the contestants, and she uses her intelligence to formulate plans and strategies, create devices and inventions, understand and decipher things that may seem complicated or unfamiliar to her, and would combine her intelligence with Tennis Ball when they're together. While she is well prepared when it comes to challenges, her plans still fall short as seen in some episodes when she leads a team. She often lacks a backup plan in case another problem occurs and would lose a challenge, and due to her self-proclaimed status as team leader, would clash with other contestants that would happen to disagree with her, which would almost cost them the win at times.
Durability: Golf Ball is durable enough to completely stop the Announcer Crusher with her own body, making it explode. However, those with high strength comparable to Blocky's can easily break Golf Ball's body and kill her.
Sharpshooting: In "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", Golf Ball near-effortlessly obliterates Team 2 with her Zap Shooter, even with them being rather far away from her. She also refers to shooting Pen, who was even farther away, as easy, and is only stopped from shooting him by Planty eating her.

Golf Ball, sometimes known as GB, is bossy... but most of the time she's right. She often puts herself in a position of authority because she always has a grand plan for how to execute each challenge.

Golf Ball doesn't have the best people skills. Once she became angry at Spongy for how smelly he is. Not cool! However, she does have impressive writing skills, as a self-published author of the Book of BFDI Tips and Tricks. She can twist a dismal 17th place to sound like an impressive 2nd place, and she's great at writing rhythmic poetry... Even when she doesn't mean to!

Did You Know?: Golf Ball is capable of deciphering the ancient lettering known as Yoylese.

Golf Ball is focused on winning and often prioritizes her own plans over teamwork. She’s logical and quick-thinking but struggles to listen to others, leading to conflicts. Her frustration when not being seen as the leader shows her pride, while her sharp comments can create tension with her teammates.

In "Seasonal Shift", however, her priorities shift (no pun intended). Golf Ball, along with Tennis Ball, were the first non-cosmic entities to find out something was wrong with the timeline before the Yoylite exploded and everyone else realized that the timeline they were in was completely fake and was caused by the failed debuters messing up the original timeline.

The episode shows a contrast in Golf Ball’s priorities compared to "Category One", highlighting her character development. In TPOT 13, she is focused on winning at all costs, clashing with Donut over leadership and strategy. But in TPOT 15, her focus shifts to the catastrophic consequences of the timeline, prioritizing fixing the universe over winning the challenge. Golf Ball becomes more concerned with the bigger picture, while others, like Pencil, focus on immediate goals or personal desires. This progression shows Golf Ball's ability to recognize and adapt to larger issues when necessary. As of "Last One Standing", she seems to be more willing to listen to her team and let them do whatever they want while still retaining her bossy attitude, like when she let Winner stay with their new alliance. She also seems to not be used to being complimented or respected much by her fellow contestants, as she gets confused and happy when Pen tells her she has a special mind, and wanting to wait before killing Pen and go for someone else solely for that.

Golf Ball faces struggles with her leadership role, especially when her authority is undermined. In "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset" and "Today's Very Special Episode", she tries to lead her team, but her commands are often ignored in favor of 8-Ball's directions, which frustrates her. It shows her desire for control and her difficulty adapting when others don't listen.

Despite her efforts, she faces constant challenges in maintaining her position as the leader, as the team starts to favor 8-Ball. Golf Ball also shows a bit of vulnerability, as she ends up reluctantly accepting 8-Ball's behavior, indicating her need for validation and success as a leader, even at the expense of her own principles.

Golf Ball also has a tendency to hold grudges against teammates who act unpredictably and therefore untrustworthy. As shown when she started to hold a grudge towards Basketball, possibly due to her being the impostor on her team in "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", which Golf Ball was visibly shocked to learn.

Golf Ball's controlling and domineering tendencies become her defining traits in this season. While always still bossy, she had previously been shown as perfectly willing to work under others' direction so long as they also listened to her ideas. In BFDIA, Golf Ball now insists on filling the team captain role, regardless of her teammates' opinions, and reacts poorly to any sort of mutiny or disobedience.

Golf Ball often shows traits of being a perfectionist. In "Get Digging", she insists that the bowl for the yoylestew be massive even though that wasn't a qualification. Her team ended up losing due to their excessive quantity (as well as the taste).

Golf Ball also shows an excessive interest in all things science. This can be seen in "Start the Shift", where she remembers scientific facts about Yoylite before she realizes that Nickel handled it poorly. This most likely means that scientific facts come to mind first even before her own memory and common sense.

Golf Ball can be hypocritical. For example, "Zeeky Boogy Doog", she becomes so fed up with Pencil going against her plan that she yells, "If you don't like this team, why don't you just GET OUT?!" In the next episode, "Get in the Van", when Pencil talks about leaving Team No-Name, she orders, "You need to promise right now that you will never leave my team!"

Golf Ball is a stickler for the rules, as she refuses to leave the WTF after being eliminated and tries to convince the other prisoners to remain too. She also refuses to help Tennis Ball during the challenges despite wanting him to succeed.

Golf Ball's biggest strength is her intelligence, often creating devices and formulating plans. As such, Golf Ball usually asserts herself as the leader or manager of whatever team she's on and will get flustered if someone denies her in that position.

She also expects her teammates to respect her authority whenever she's in such a position. Golf Ball has been described as bossy by her fellow contestants because of her analytical and utilitarian demeanor, giving her a low social standing among the others.

Golf Ball is known to be one of the most intelligent contestants along with her friend Tennis Ball, using her skill to create new inventions and plans to win challenges. Unlike Tennis Ball, her ideas are not based on logic and reason. Golf Ball will most often be the leader of her team, but although Golf Ball is right, she is bossy most of the time. Combined with her dense, heavy weight, she is unfavored by some contestants.

Golf Ball appears to be a traditional golf ball with dimples. Her main body is light gray, and her dimples and shading are a slightly darker light gray. Inside her shell, she has a light-yellow core. She has no arms.