
Pixel Golf
Nine procedurally placed holes, slingshot controls and walls that happily ricochet.
Nine tiny greens. Drag back from the ball, let go, and keep your strokes low.
Pixel Golf runs completely inside your browser — nothing to install, no account, no download. The board is drawn on a 960×540 canvas that letterboxes itself to any screen, so it plays the same on a laptop, a Chromebook or a phone in landscape.
How this version plays
The whole run is built around one idea: Drag from the ball and release to shoot / Longer drag = stronger shot. We tuned the speed curve so the first thirty seconds feel gentle, and by the second minute you are genuinely busy.
Scoring
Sinking a hole pays up to 300 points, minus 45 per stroke over the first one — a hole in one is the full 300, a four-stroke hole about 165.
Why we kept it small
Walls bounce at 82% restitution, which turns the whole course into a pinball table. Once you trust the bounce, bank shots become the fastest route to the cup.
How to play
- Drag from the ball and release to shoot
- Longer drag = stronger shot
- Sink it in as few strokes as possible
Controls
Drag from the ball backwards, release to shoot. Walls bounce.
FAQ
How do I aim?
Drag away from the ball u2014 the shot fires opposite to your drag, slingshot style.
Do I have to finish all nine holes?
No, but the game only ends a run after hole nine or when your nine strokes are gone.
Can I see the shot strength?
Yes u2014 a percentage readout follows your drag and the dashed preview shows the direction.
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