Putt
Sink it before you run out of strokes. A free one-tap game.
Play nowPress to aim · Hold for power · Let go to puttPutt is a one-thumb mini golf game. An aim arrow sweeps back and forth from your ball. Press to lock it, keep holding while the power meter pulses, and let go to putt. Bank off the rails, thread the windmill, cross the bridge over the water and roll it in. You start with a small budget of strokes, and every hole you sink pays its par back, so going under par builds a cushion and bogeys eat into it. Run out of strokes and the round is over. There's a new course every day, the same for everyone, and your friends' ghost balls play it with you.
How to play Putt
- Watch the arrow sweep from your ball. Press and hold when it points where you want to go: that locks the aim.
- Keep holding: the power meter (the ring and the arrow length) rises and falls. Let go to putt.
- Sink the ball in the cup. You get the hole's par back in strokes, plus one extra for a hole in one.
- Water costs an extra stroke and puts you back where you shot from. Sand slows you down. Take too long and the shot clock takes a stroke.
Tips to get a high score
- A gentle putt that dies at the cup drops in. Hit it too hard and it rattles over the hole.
- Bank shots off the rails are often easier than threading a narrow straight line.
- On the windmill hole, time your putt so the ball reaches the gap just after a blade passes.
- Slopes push the ball sideways. Aim uphill and let the slope bring it back.
- A quick tap is a tiny tap-in putt: perfect when you're right next to the cup.
Daily levels and ghost races
Every day Putt has a new daily level that's the same for everyone. While you play, you race translucent “ghosts” — real replays of other players and your friends. Beat a score, then send a challenge link so a friend can race your ghost on the exact same level.
FAQ
How do strokes work?
You start with 6. Every putt costs one. Sinking a hole gives you its par back, plus a bonus stroke for a hole in one, so finishing under par grows your budget and over par shrinks it. When it hits zero, the round ends.
Are the holes random?
Each day's course is generated from that day's seed, so everyone plays the same holes in the same order. The holes are built from hand-tuned layouts (doglegs, bridges, bunkers, windmills, slopes, zigzags) that get trickier as you go.
Is it free?
Yes. Every Tapamine game is free to play in your browser with no download and no account.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Tapamine is built for phones first: portrait, one thumb, and it works offline after your first visit. It also works with a mouse or the spacebar on a computer.
How do challenges work?
After a run, tap “Challenge a friend” to send a link. Your friend plays the exact same level and races your ghost — a replay of your run — to see who wins.
Add Putt to your site
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