Drag with the mouse, or arrows to aim and space to putt
How to play
- Drag back from anywhere and let go. The ring round the ball shows how hard, the dots show which way.
- Bank off the rails. Sand slows the ball, water costs a stroke, and a ball going too fast rolls straight over the cup.
- Windmills and gates only move while your ball rolls, so take your time lining up.
- Today’s nine holes are the same for everyone. Fewest strokes wins.
About
A mini golf course with real ball physics. Drag back to aim, let go to putt, and watch it roll: rails to bank off, sand that grabs, ponds that cost a stroke, windmills, ramps, tunnels and ice. Every day brings nine holes from ten themed places, the same course for everyone, ranked by strokes. Or play the courses one place at a time and earn three stars on every hole.
Practices: Aim, Judging distance, Angles
Mini golf with real ball physics. Drag back to aim, let go to putt, and the ball rolls, banks off the rails and slows on its own. Every day there is a fresh nine-hole course drawn from ten themed places, the same for everyone and ranked by strokes, and the courses can be played one place at a time for three stars on every hole.
Tips
- Pace matters more than line. A ball that arrives slowly drops even if it catches the edge of the cup; one that arrives fast rolls straight over it.
- Use the rails. The ball leaves a rail at the angle it came in, a little slower, so a bank shot round a corner is often safer than threading a gap.
- Read the ground before you putt. Shading shows slopes and dips: the ball runs downhill, gathers in a dip and runs off a hump.
- Windmills and gates only move while your ball rolls. How hard you putt decides where the sails are when the ball gets there, so a softer or firmer putt finds a different gap.
- Sand stops the ball short and water costs a stroke, after which you play again from where you hit. When a hazard guards the cup, two safe putts beat one risky one.
- On a ramp, give it enough pace to clear the gap. Too soft and it rolls back to you; just over the top and it drops short.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. It plays in your browser with no download and no account needed.
- Is there a new course every day?
- Yes. Nine new holes appear at midnight, gentle at the start and harder toward the end, and everyone plays the same ones.
- How is the leaderboard decided?
- Fewest strokes wins, and a tie goes to the faster round. Every putt is replayed on the server with the same physics, so the scores are real.
- Can I play past courses?
- Yes. Every earlier daily course is in the archive, one tap from the game.
- What happens if I cannot get the ball in?
- After eight strokes on a hole you pick up and move on, as at most mini golf courses, and the hole counts as eight.
- How do I control it on a computer?
- Drag with the mouse, or use the arrow keys to turn and weigh the putt and space to play it.