What is a good score?

Fewer strokes is better; par is shown for each hole.

Yes, you can retry to lower your stroke count.

No. It opens in the browser and works offline after first use.

Mini Golf

In Mini Golf you aim and tap to roll the ball into the hole across small courses. Free, no install, no account.

In Mini Golf you line up your shot, set the power, and roll. Finish each hole in as few strokes as possible.

Works offline after the first visit. No install, no sign-up.

Aim your shot
Point where you want the ball to go.
Set the power
Tap or hold to choose how hard to hit.
Read the course
Two wall rectangles and the cushion are the only things that bend the ball, so the layout is the whole problem. The L-shaped wall decides which routes are open.
Sink it
Get the ball in the hole to move to the next course.
Walls hand the speed back
A wall or a block does not take any energy out of the ball: the bounce mirrors the angle you arrived at, so the ball leaves a cushion travelling as fast as it arrived. Friction is the only thing slowing it down, which is why a single stroke can cross the whole green.
Full drag is full power
Power comes from how far you drag away from the ball, and it stops growing at a fixed limit, so dragging well past that point only lengthens the gesture. A tap of just a few pixels is not treated as a stroke at all, and the ball simply stays where it is.

Read the walls, not slopes
There are no slopes on this hole. The surface is flat everywhere and the only things that bend the ball are two wall rectangles and the cushion, so the shape of the layout is the whole problem and the L-shaped wall decides which routes are open.
The direct line is blocked
A straight shot from the ball to the cup runs straight into the long arm of the wall and then the free-standing block. The open route goes up the clear channel on the left and along the top, so treat the first stroke as a positioning shot rather than an attempt at the hole.
The cup needs a slow ball
The hole only swallows the ball if it is moving slower than fifty pixels a second as it arrives, so a full-power shot rolls straight over the top of it. Aim to arrive with the ball nearly spent instead, because a stroke that crosses the cup too fast leaves it sitting there untouched.

What is a good score?
Fewer strokes is better; par is shown for each hole.
Can I replay a hole?
Yes, you can retry to lower your stroke count.
Any install needed?
No. It opens in the browser and works offline after first use.