Mini Golf
Putt your way round nine holes with doglegs, bumpers, sand, water and slopes. Pull back to aim and set power. Fewest strokes wins; water costs a penalty stroke.
Mini Golf (also called crazy golf or putt-putt) is all about angles. Putt your ball around nine 3D holes with doglegs, bumpers, sand traps, water and slopes, and finish the course in as few strokes as possible.
Play the course alone and try to beat par, or play up to four players, mixing friends and computer golfers.
How to play Mini Golf
- Press anywhere on the course and drag back. The arrow shows the direction of the putt.
- The further you pull back, the harder the shot. Let go to putt.
- On a keyboard, use the arrow keys to aim and set power, then press Space.
- Water costs one penalty stroke and the ball goes back to where you hit it from. Sand slows the ball down.
- After seven strokes the ball is picked up and scores eight. The lowest total after all the holes wins.
Tips
- Use the walls: a bank shot is often easier than a straight putt past an obstacle.
- Slopes are marked with arrows. Aim uphill of the cup and let the slope bring the ball down.
- A ball that arrives too fast can roll over the cup. Gentle putts drop more often.
Questions
What is par?
The number of strokes a good player should need. The full course is par 27.
How many holes are there?
Nine. You can also play a quick round of three or six.
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