Meet Mini Golf
Pull back, release and sink nine holes of sand, ice and bumpers. Dodge spinning windmills, beat par and chase a hole in one.
How to play Mini Golf
Drag back from the ball and release to swing: the ball flies the opposite way, and the dotted guide grows longer and turns from green to red as the shot gets harder. Sand slows the ball, ice lets it slide, slopes bend the roll, pink bumpers kick it back, boost strips speed it up and windmill blades knock it away. Slow balls drop into the cup; fast ones skip over the lip. Roll over stars for bonus points and over a green −1 to win a stroke back. Par or better builds a streak multiplier, and some holes pay a trick-shot bonus. Keys: ←/→ aim, ↑/↓ power, Space swings. Nine holes, and a hole ends after par plus four strokes.
A tip for your next run
Soft putts drop more often than hard ones. Bank off the rails for trick-shot points, and keep your par streak alive to multiply every hole.