Billiard And Golf combines golf precision with billiards strategy. Aim perfectly, shoot once, and master every tricky angle to score a flawless victory.

That Stressful "One-Shot Success" Hit On The Snooker Table

Oh my god, get ready to play a game that’s super tough on the brain but extremely fun! Billiard And Golf combines the essence of pool (billiards) and the accuracy of golf in an unthinkable way. The most addictive and difficult part of the game is right here: you only get ONE single shot to get the ball into the golf hole. That’s right, just one time! You don't have many chances to fix mistakes, so the player really needs to concentrate hard.

Difficulty Spikes: Just One Chance For Perfection

Completely different from traditional, adjustable pool or multi-club golf, Billiard And Golf forces players to master every factor right from the very first stroke.

The "One Shot, One Kill" Challenge

Only having one single shot to sink the ball into the golf hole is the biggest challenge. The feeling of nervousness right before you make the shot is extremely high, like the whole world is holding its breath waiting for you to hit. But hey, if you lose, you can just start over, so consider it a chance to gain valuable "experience." The player really needs to look closely at every corner of the terrain, calculate those bank shots off the walls so that the ball lands in the hole just right.

Getting High Scores Through Continuous Accuracy

The goal isn't just to pass the level, but to get the best score. The secret to a high score? Simple: successfully landing consecutive shots ("successful shots in a row"). Every successful "One Shot, One Kill" creates a winning streak, bringing an extremely satisfying feeling of conquest.

How To Play

This game focuses completely on calculation skills and mouse control, it's very easy to learn but hard to master.

Basic Mouse Operations

Determining Direction: Use the mouse to move around, figure out the direction the ball needs to go.
Setting Shot Power: Drag the mouse backward relative to the ball's direction to build power, then release the mouse to take the shot.