Putt Pal
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Putt Pal is top-down mini golf. You drag back from anywhere on the screen to set the direction and power, then let go to putt. The ball rolls across the green, bounces off wooden rails and bumpers, slows down in sand and splashes into water if you are careless. Sink it in as few strokes as possible.
It is a calm, clever game for all ages: no timer, just you, the ball and a hole with a twist. Each hole has a par, and finishing at or under par earns stars. A good bank shot that curls around a corner and drops into the cup is the moment the game is built around.
How to play
- Drag back anywhere and release to putt; pull further for more power.
- The ball bounces off the wooden rails, so use them for bank shots.
- Red bumpers kick the ball away faster.
- Sand slows the ball down; water costs a stroke and puts you back.
- Time your putts through sliding gates.
- Sink the ball at or under par for stars; run out of strokes and you retry the hole.
Controls
On a phone or tablet
Touch anywhere, pull back away from where you want to aim, and lift your finger to putt.
On a computer
Click and drag back with the mouse, then release to putt.
Game modes
Course
Twelve hand-made holes, from Straight Start and Round the Bend to Island Green, Pinball Alley and The Maze, then replayed as mirrored versions.
Guide
A limited help that shows the full bounce path of your next putt; you start with three.
Tips
- Putt gently near the cup: a ball moving too fast skips over the hole.
- Aim at the rail, not the hole, to bank around corners.
- Watch the sliding gates and putt when the gap opens.
- Near water, short safe putts beat risky long ones.
- Save your guides for tricky bank shots.
About the game
Mini golf, also called crazy golf, is played on short holes full of obstacles. Putt Pal keeps that seaside-course feel with rails, bumpers, sand traps, bridges and moving gates, viewed from above so you can read every angle.
On a phone you play in portrait with one finger. On a desktop the mouse gives fine control over aim and power.
Questions
- Is Putt Pal free?
- Yes, it is free to play in your browser.
- How many holes are there?
- Twelve hand-made holes, followed by mirrored versions of the same holes.
- What does the guide do?
- It shows the whole path your ball will take, including bounces, for your next putt.
- Does it save my progress?
- Your progress, holes in one and holes played are saved in this browser on this device.
