Arcade Golf Neon turns every golf shot into a neon light show. Add a little screen shake and you've got drama with every swing.

Introduction

Arcade Golf Neon is not like any other golf game you've ever played. Here, you're not walking on the grass. You're playing golf in a world full of glowing neon lights, the ball curves like electronic music and every time you hit a shot... the screen even vibrates slightly as if celebrating with you. It sounds a bit crazy, but try it and you'll understand how strangely "magical" this is.

Three Game Modes - Easy Or Hardcore Is Up To You

25, 50, 100 Holes

No one will stop you from choosing any mode. Just want some quick fun? Choose 25 holes. Have a free afternoon? Jump right into 100 holes for a blast. With each shot, you drag the mouse or touch your hand, then release, watching the ball fly over the neon-lit slopes. And yes - it vibrates a little every time the ball hits the wall, it feels so real.

Hole-In-One

This mode is the type of game that only confident people can play. Each level has only one shot. No beating around the bush. No saving. Hit it and it has to go in. Otherwise... Well, play again! It sounds intense, but when you start to get the feel of this game, you will want to "get it right away".

Practice - Practice Without Pressure

The practice mode is truly chill. No one counts points, no one rushes. You can play freely to understand the ball's momentum, pulling force, and especially get used to the bright bounces with screen vibrations that look really cool.

Simple But Really Cool Gameplay

You just need to hold the mouse (or hand on the phone screen), pull back to gain momentum, then release to let the ball fly. It sounds simple, but when the ball goes in the right direction, sticks to the edge of the hole and falls in - the lights light up, the screen vibrates slightly, the sound pops up... it's that "oh my, I hit it" feeling, it's so real.

Neon Effects And Screen Shake

What makes Arcade Golf Neon different is the way the neon lights run along the ball path, curving through each terrain like a stage of light. A good shot will cause the screen to shake slightly, like a “good shot, nice shot” feedback. It’s small, but it makes you feel like you’re doing something epic even though you’re just shooting golf on your phone.