Mini Golf is a free top-down putting course you can play in your browser. Meadow Nine has nine holes, par 28, with banks, sand, ice, a windmill, and a sliding gate. Drag from the ball to putt.
Also known as: miniature golf, putting course, meadow nine
Play a free mini golf course in your browser. Nine holes, banks, sand, ice, and a windmill. Drag to putt and chase par 28.
How to play Mini Golf
Meadow Nine is nine holes, par 28. Each hole opens with its name and par. Press Tee off, then drag from the ball to aim. The shot goes the opposite way from your drag. A longer drag hits harder. Let go to putt. A tiny drag does not count.
Walls bank the ball. Bumpers kick it away. Sand slows the roll, ice keeps it gliding, and a ramp adds speed while you are on it. The windmill blade and the sliding gate are moving hazards. Water sends the ball back to where the stroke started and costs a stroke. Pads teleport you to the other pad with the same speed.
The cup only catches a slow ball near its middle. A medium-speed glance off the rim lips out. You get 6 strokes. If the sixth shot stops outside the cup, or a water penalty would go past 6, the hole is a pickup and scores 6.
After each hole, Replay hole plays it again and replaces that hole on the card. The lower score stays as your best for the hole. Next moves on. After the ninth hole, Next opens the scorecard.
Mute is in the header settings and is saved on this device. The ball pauses while the tab is hidden.
Each hole scores the strokes you took, or 6 on a pickup. Ratings compare strokes with par: hole in one, eagle, birdie, par, bogey, double bogey, and triple bogey. The round total is the sum of the nine holes. This device keeps the lowest finished round and the best score on each hole, including replays.