Mini Golf

Mini Golf: Pro Putter is a precision Kinetic-Trajectory and Collision-Physics simulator. The technical core involves "Surface-Friction Calculation" and "Angular Ricochet Logic," where players must navigate 3D courses filled with dynamic obstacles. It is perfect for fans of sports simulations who enjoy the "Shot-Planning" loop, requiring players to account for ramps, tunnels, and moving platforms to sink the ball in a single stroke.

You are presented with a complex 3D golf course and a target hole. Your goal is to reach the hole in as few strokes as possible. Interaction involves "Pull-and-Angle Aiming"—dragging back to determine the force (F) of the putt. You must observe the "Obstacle Cycles"—timing your shot to pass through rotating windmills or moving tunnels. The ball will bounce realistically off side-walls; you must use these "Bank-Shots" to navigate around corners that lack a direct line of sight.

Achieving "Hole-in-One" status depends on "Friction Compensation." Different surfaces (grass vs. wood) have different friction coefficients. A pro strategy is to "Over-Power the Incline"—on uphill sections, use 20% more force than you think to prevent the ball from rolling back. For the final putt, use the "Center-Line Gravity" trick—aim for the high-side of a curved green so the "Breaks" in the terrain naturally guide the ball into the cup with minimal effort.