Mini Golf
Play three illustrated six-hole mini golf courses with fixed layouts, per-hole par and a retry button. Aim each putt by dragging.
How to Play
- Click and drag away from the ball to aim, pulling back farther for a stronger shot.
- Release to putt the ball toward the hole.
- Use the edges and solid walls to bank the ball around obstacles.
- Par is a target, not a limit — the header compares completed holes with their par.
- Finish all six holes; coming in under the course total par earns the Under Par badge.
- Use Retry hole before sinking a putt to replay the same layout from its start. Your completed holes keep their scores.
Features
- Rooftop Garden, Boardwalk Pier and Sunset Canyon each have six fixed holes
- Each hole has its own par and an identical layout when replayed
- Simple rolling and wall-bounce physics reward careful aim
- Retry the current hole without erasing completed holes
- Mouse and touchscreen drag controls
- Course-specific personal bests appear inside the game
Tips & Strategies
- Use walls intentionally — a bank shot off a wall is often the most direct path to the hole.
- Strong shots may rebound several times; use less force for precision on tight holes.
- Plan two or three bounces ahead when the direct path is blocked by obstacles.
- The walls have flat faces, so you can plan a rebound angle before shooting.
- Retry hole resets only your current hole; use it to compare two routes through the same layout.
About This Game
Mini Golf is a relaxed putting game where you aim, set your power, and roll the ball toward the hole in as few strokes as possible. Read the angles, judge the distance, and let physics do the rest as the ball banks off walls toward the cup. There is no clock and no pressure — just the quiet satisfaction of a clean putt. That easygoing rhythm makes it an ideal unwind break, simple enough for anyone yet tricky enough to keep you lining up 'just one more' shot.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I aim and putt?
- Drag to set direction and power, then release. The ball rolls and rebounds from walls using the game's simplified physics.
- What counts as a good score?
- Fewer strokes is better. Sinking the ball in one or two putts is excellent; par depends on the layout of each hole.
- Do walls affect the ball?
- Yes. The ball bounces off the borders, so you can deliberately bank shots around corners to reach tricky pin positions.
- Is there a time limit?
- No. Mini Golf is about precision, not speed, so you can take as long as you like to line up each shot.
