A gender-neutral figure mid-swing, club raised over one shoulder in a golfer's stance. It covers the sport at any skill level, from tee times to weekend rounds to golf-course selfies, and gets a knowing use for anything read as a leisurely, well-off hobby.
What ποΈ means
A full-length back profile of a gender-neutral person in a casual outfit, raising a golf club with both hands above one side of the shoulder while bending one leg a little and holding the other in place.
The π Person Golfing emoji refers to any golfer; professional, beginner, intermediate players, irrespective of gender and sex. It signifies recreation, skill, luxury (because golf is a luxury sport) and even acing at something.
This emoji is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms
How and when to use it
- If you're posting a picture or video of yourself golfing, you can use π in the caption.
- If you're a professional golfer, or you just love the idea of golfing, you can use π in your social media name.
- If you're reposting or retweeting a golfing video (it can be a seriously tremendous ace or even a cute golfing video with a puppy, anything), you can use π in the post caption or within the tweet too.
- If you're too broke for golf and you're not really a fan of the sport, you can use π to denote a sense of accomplishment in textual conversations. For example, if you just aced an exam and you're texting a close someone about it you can say something like "Hey. Guess what. I aced today's paper π".
- Apart from golfing, π also looks like someone is going to get whacked. So, if you're texting about smashing someone (in a casual and playful context, please), you can use this emoji in that conversation. Like "Stop it. I'mma come to your place and kick you in the face π".
Other Names
- π Golfing
- π Golf Club
- π Gender-Neutral Golfer
- π Divot Digging
- π Going Golfing
- π Acing
- π Golfer
The lowdown
- Category
- People & Body βΊ person-sport
- Codepoints
U+1F3CC U+FE0F- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.7
- Shortcodes
:golfing:GitHub- Keywords
- ball, birdie, caddy, driving, golf, golfing, green, person, pga, putt, range, tee
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
Skin tone variations
β‘ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first β ποΈ Person Golfing or πΈ Japanese βapplicationβ Button?
Runs with a crowd
ποΈ keeps company in sports emojis β tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.