⛳ Mini Golf

Drag back and release to putt through 3 hand-designed holes with real physics.

Real physics, hand-designed holes

Mini Golf runs on the same shared Matter.js physics engine as Bounce Lab and Bridge Bound, so the ball's roll, bounce, and friction are genuinely simulated rather than scripted. Aiming works like a slingshot: click or tap the ball, drag backward in the direction you want to pull, and release, the drag distance sets the power and the direction is exactly opposite your drag.

All 3 holes are hand-designed obstacle courses, not open greens, each one verified completable with a reasonable number of putts before it shipped. The first hole is a straightforward test of angling around a single wall; the later two ask more of your aim, including a dogleg and a narrow gap you'll need to thread. Your score is total strokes across all 3, and since fewer strokes is better here (unlike most games on this site), your saved best tracks your lowest total, not your highest.

Works with mouse or touch, no download or account needed, and your best score saves automatically in your own browser. For another physics-powered aiming game, try Bridge Bound, or browse the rest of the lineup on the Sports Games hub.

Frequently asked questions

How do I putt?

Click or tap the ball and drag backward, away from the direction you want to shoot, like a slingshot. The farther you drag, the more power. Release to putt.

How many holes are there?

3, each with real obstacles you'll need to putt around rather than straight through.

How is Mini Golf scored?

Your score is total strokes across all 3 holes. Unlike most games here, lower is better, so your saved best is your fewest total strokes, not your highest score.

Is Mini Golf free with no account needed?

Yes. It's free with no download and no account, and your best score saves only in your own browser.

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