Play Mini Golf free in your browser. Pull back to aim, release to putt and sink the ball across 9 holes of walls, sand and water.
Pull back from the ball to aim, release to putt. The further you pull, the harder the shot. Sink the ball in as few strokes as you can.
Mini Golf — also called miniature golf or putt-putt — is the relaxed, family-friendly cousin of the full-size game. Instead of long fairways you get short, clever holes packed with walls, banks, sand and water. It is all touch and angles: read the layout, judge the strength, and roll the ball into the cup.
This browser version is a full 9-hole course with a total par of 29. You aim by pulling back from the ball — like a slingshot — and releasing to putt. The further you pull, the harder the shot; a colour-coded guide line shows the direction and power. Bounce the ball off the wooden rails, skirt the bunkers, and carry the water hazards.
Every hole is scored in strokes against its par. Sink it under par for a birdie or eagle, match it for par, go over for a bogey. Your round is saved automatically so you can pick up where you left off, and your best total is kept — so there is always a score to beat. Free, no install, no sign-up.
Pull back from the ball to aim — the ball fires in the opposite direction. The further you pull, the harder the putt. Release to take the shot and sink the ball in the cup.
Each shot counts as one stroke. Every hole has a par; finishing under par is a birdie or eagle, matching it is a par, and going over is a bogey. Your goal is the lowest total across all 9 holes.
Yes. Drag anywhere on the screen to aim — your finger never has to be on the ball, so it never blocks your view. Release to putt.
You take a one-stroke penalty and the ball is placed back where you played that shot from. Aim around the water hazards to keep your score low.
Yes. Your progress and scorecard are stored in your browser after each hole, so you can close the tab and continue the round later. Your best total round is saved too.
The course has 9 holes with a combined par of 29, ranging from a simple straight putt to a five-par finale with walls, sand and water.