⛳ Mini Golf Master
Mouse: press, drag back, release. Touch: same — drag anywhere on the course. Sand grabs the ball; water costs +1 stroke and the ball returns to your last lie.
About Mini Golf Master
Mini Golf Master is a love letter to the windmill-and-loop-the-loop courses of roadside mini golf, rebuilt for your browser. Nine holes, each one hand-designed: some are wide open so you can find your touch, others bend around wooden rails, hide sand traps in the landing zones, or — on the infamous Island Green — ring the cup entirely with water. Every hole is a tiny physics puzzle. The ball rolls true, bounces off the rails, dies in the sand, and will absolutely find the water if you get greedy.
How to play
Press and drag back anywhere on the course — a dotted aim line shows where the ball will travel and the power meter shows how hard you will hit it. Release to putt. The ball bounces off wooden rails, slows dramatically in sand traps, and if it comes to rest in water you take a +1 penalty stroke and the ball returns to where you last hit it from. Sink the ball in the cup to finish the hole. Your running total is scored against par, just like real golf — finish the nine under par and you are a master. If a hole beats you up, a 12-stroke limit keeps the round moving.
Controls
- Mouse: press anywhere on the course, drag back to set direction and power, release to putt.
- Touch: same gesture — touch, drag back, release. The aim line and power meter work identically.
- Drag in the opposite direction of where you want the ball to go, like pulling back a slingshot.
Tips & strategy
- Less is more on short holes — a soft tap that dies near the cup beats a rocket that rattles around the rails.
- Use the rails on the Bend and Pinball Alley: a gentle bank shot around the wall is safer than threading the gap.
- Respect the sand. If your line crosses a trap, either fly it with pace or lay up short — a ball that dies in sand usually needs two more shots to escape.
- On the Island Green, land soft: the island is small and a hot ball skips straight through into the drink.
- Watch the power meter, not just the aim line — distance control is what separates pars from bogeys.
Scoring
Each hole has a par (3 to 5); the full course par is 33. Beat par on a hole for a birdie (or better!), match it for par, miss it for bogey and beyond. Water hazards cost +1 penalty stroke. Your best full-round total is saved on your device — then go chase it.