Grow Golf is a golf game that combines survival strategy and environment building. Every shot is a decision: keep the course alive or let it disappear?

You Don’t Just Hit The Ball, You Keep The Course Alive

Grow Golf is a game where if you just hit the ball into the hole, you… lose. This isn’t golf. You’re not playing against other people. You’re playing against a crumbling world, where every piece of land needs to be built, moistened, connected, and kept alive.

What’s Different About Grow Golf?

You’re Playing Golf In A… Floating Environment

Dirt Ball: Creates new soil that will disappear if not used quickly. You’re not just connecting paths — you’re racing against time.
Water Ball: Keeps plants, soil, and seeds alive. No water, no life.
What does that mean? Each shot you take is not just for scoring – it is also to build the foundation for the next shots.

An Ecological Game Disguised As A Sports Game

If the soil does not retain moisture in time, it will die.
If you use the wrong type of ball, the tree will not grow.
If you do not calculate the number of shots needed, you will not have enough balls to reach the hole.
This forces players to always make decisions with a long-term vision – worrying about the shot in front of them, but also worrying about the viability of the playing field behind.

Increasing Difficulty Over Time – And That Is A Strong Point

Unlike traditional golf games that get easier as you get used to the mechanics, Grow Golf gets harder as you play. Why?
The soil will gradually dissolve if not used in time, putting pressure on each decision.
What you build today will influence your strategy in the future.
Make a mistake in how you use your resources, and you may never reach the next hole.

An Innovative, Tactical, And Metaphorical Game

Behind the strange mechanics is a profound metaphor: “Every shot has a price.” To move forward, you can’t just think about the outcome. You have to create the conditions for what comes next – it’s a philosophy of survival, not just in games.