patient

I suppose you could, but it sounds like you’re ascribing patience to the game.

Maybe

Golf is a game of patience.
Golf requires much patience.
Golf is a game that requires much patience.

PreciousJonesCan you say: Golf is a very patient game.

I would not say so.

Perhaps, "Golf is a game of patience" "Golf is a game requiring a great deal of patience."

We typically use the adjective form of the word to describe a person who has patience.
"He is a very patient man."

You might call it a "patient game"

Golf requires a person to be patient.

AnonymousGolf requires a person to be patient

This isn’t the best way to say it.

PreciousJonesGolf is a very patient game.

patient is the wrong word. Try substituting demanding, challenging, exacting, trying, tricky, frustrating, infuriating, or exasperating, depending on the exact shade of meaning you're looking for.

CJ

PreciousJones Can you say:Golf is a very patient game.Thanks!

It's an unlikely statement. If you must use the word patient, then say:

Gulf is a game for the patient.