Mini Golf 3D

Get the small golf ball into the hole with the fewest strokes possible in Mini Golf 3D. Players will become excellent golfers. You will have to overcome a series of levels from easy to difficult. Each level is a geometric and physics problem. Players will face challenges such as spinning windmills, steep slopes, or dangerous water hazards. Your score is calculated based on the number of strokes you take. The fewer strokes, the higher the score and the greater the chance of receiving three prestigious stars. Enter a space that is relaxing yet dramatic, where every shot brings an indescribable sense of thrill.

PLAY-BY-PLAY OVERVIEW

Mini Golf 3D has a relatively simple control mechanism. Players need to determine direction and shot power. You will hold and move the mouse. Then, you will see an arrow appear on the screen, starting from the ball and pointing toward the target. Move the mouse slowly to fine-tune the ball's direction. While holding the mouse, the guide arrow changes its length. So, you will know the power of the shot about to be released. Apply just enough force for a close-range shot. Hold the mouse longer to build up stronger force for long distances or high slopes. Once the power and direction feel perfect, release the left mouse button. The virtual club will execute the shot, and the ball will roll along the trajectory you calculated.

Physics rules and obstacles

When the ball rolls on the grass, it is subject to friction and gradually slows down. When hitting a wall, the ball will bounce back. So, players can execute artistic bank shots. Environmental factors such as sand traps will slow the ball down significantly. Water hazards will force players to hit again from the beginning and incur a penalty stroke. The diversity of obstacles is a factor that keeps players engaged.

How to control the white ball

Press and hold the mouse button and drag to determine the direction and force of the ball.
Release the mouse button to let the ball roll along the path you determined.