Sports
Mini Golf 3D
9 Holes • Par 27 • One-Thumb Putting • Plays Offline
Nine holes of 3D mini golf, built to be played with one thumb. Pull back anywhere on the screen, watch the guide line and the power meter, and let go to putt. The ball banks off the rails, bounces off the bumpers and rolls back down a ramp you hit too softly.
The course runs from a straight Warm-Up to a Grand Finale: a dogleg, a bumper alley, a ramp up to a raised green, a gate that slides across the only gap, a narrow wooden bridge over a pond, a windmill whose sails sweep past the tunnel door, and a two-level cascade. Par 27.
Real minigolf rules: six strokes at most on a hole, and a ball off the course costs a stroke and goes back to where you putted from. Every hole ends on a result card, the scorecard keeps your round, and your best on every hole and your best round stay on your phone.
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What's inside
Pull back, aim, putt
Put your thumb anywhere and pull back: a guide line shows where the ball will go and the power meter how hard. Let go to putt. The camera waits behind the ball, follows the roll and lifts itself over the windmill, and one tap shows the whole hole from above.
Nine holes, each with its own trick
Bank shots on the Dogleg, six bumpers on Bumper Alley, a ramp that rolls a soft putt back to you on Hilltop, a gate that slides across the gap on Slider, a bridge with no rails over a pond, the windmill's sails, a two-level Cascade and a sweeping bar on the Grand Finale.
Real rules, real scores
Six strokes at most on a hole, as in tournament minigolf. Off the course costs one stroke. Each hole ends on a result card — hole in one, birdie, par, bogey — and the scorecard keeps your round against par, with your best on every hole and your best round.
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