Mini Putt Park
Mini Putt Park is a nine-hole mini golf course viewed from above, and every hole has its own gimmick. You will putt through a cluster of stone bumpers, bend shots around an L-shaped wall and wait for a gate to slide open on the final green. The aim never changes: hole out using the smallest number of strokes.
Frank Force designed the course, and Box2D handles the physics, so bounces off walls and posts feel solid. It plays with a mouse, a keyboard or a touch screen in a regular browser tab.
How to play Mini Putt Park
You begin on a map showing small previews of all nine holes. Pick any one to start, or press a number key from 1 to 9. The bar along the top shows the hole you are on, strokes on this hole and your total so far.
Press on the ball and pull toward where you want it to roll. An arrow stretches as you drag, and a power reading at the bottom tells you how hard the putt will be. Release to hit. While the ball sits still, a faint guide line points toward the cup.
Planks, round stones and the outer frame all bounce the ball back. Drop it in and SUNK flashes on screen before the next hole loads. Once you finish hole 9, play loops back to hole 1. Press R to replay a hole or N to skip ahead.
Controls
| Action | Keyboard | Mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Choose a hole on the map | Number keys 1-9 | Click a preview | Tap a preview |
| Aim and pick power | — | Press on the ball and drag | Touch the ball and drag |
| Putt | — | Release | Lift your finger |
| Replay hole / skip hole | R / N | — | — |
| Return to the course map | Esc | Menu icon, top right | Menu icon, top right |
Tips
- When a plank blocks the straight line, bank the ball off the outer frame instead. Those walls are lively, and a rebound can wrap around the obstacle.
- On the bumper hole, roll a medium-speed putt through a clear gap between stones. Hard shots ping around unpredictably and often end up farther away.
- From long range, try to stop near the cup rather than slamming it in. A ball moving too fast can roll right over the hole.
- On the gate hole, watch the striped blocker move up and down a couple of times before you swing. Time the putt so the ball arrives just as the gap opens.
- Use the faint guide line while the ball rests to check your direction, then decide whether a wall bounce is the better route.
If you like Mini Putt Park, try these
Pocket PoolLining up angles off walls and bumpers carries over to clearing a billiards rack in as few shots as you can.
Coding GolfA full 18-hole round with clubs, wind and a swing meter makes the bigger version of these short putts.
Questions
How many holes are in Mini Putt Park?
There are nine holes, each designed by hand around a different obstacle. After the ninth, the course starts over at hole 1.
Can I play Mini Putt Park on my phone?
Yes. Touch the ball and drag to aim, then lift your finger to putt. You can also tap a hole preview on the map to jump straight to it.
Does Mini Putt Park track a best score?
Yes. When you play through all nine holes, your total strokes are compared with your saved best, and a lower total replaces it.
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