Mini Putt Park is a top-down mini golf course with nine holes, each one built by hand around a different idea. One hole is a field of round stone bumpers, another bends around an L-shaped wall, and the last one asks you to time a putt past a gate that slides up and down. The goal is the same on every green: get the ball in the cup in as few strokes as you can. Frank Force made it with the LittleJS engine and Box2D physics.
How to Play Mini Putt Park
The game opens on a course map that shows all nine holes as small previews. Click any of them to start there. The top of the screen lists the hole number, your strokes on this hole and your running total.
To putt, press on the ball and drag in the direction you want it to travel. The arrow grows as you pull, and the power reading at the bottom shows how hard the shot will be. Let go to hit. While the ball rests, a faint line points straight at the cup to help you line things up.
Wooden planks, round stones and the course walls all bounce the ball. When it drops, the word SUNK appears and the next hole loads a moment later. After hole 9 the course loops back to hole 1. You can replay a hole with R or skip ahead with N.
Mini Putt Park Controls
| Action | Keyboard | Mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pick a hole on the course map | Number keys 1 to 9 | Click a hole preview | Tap a hole preview |
| Aim and set power | — | Press on the ball and drag toward where it should go; drag farther for more power | Touch the ball and drag toward your target |
| Putt | — | Release the button | Lift your finger |
| Replay the current hole | R | — | — |
| Skip to the next hole | N | — | — |
| Back to the course map | Esc | Click the menu icon (top right) | Tap the menu icon (top right) |
Tips and Strategies
- Bank off the frame. The outer walls are bouncy, so a putt aimed at a wall can curl around planks that block the direct line.
- Respect the bumpers. On the bumper-field hole, a medium putt through a gap between the stones is easier to control than a hard shot that ricochets around.
- Lay up before the cup. If you are far away, aim to stop close to the hole instead of hammering it in, since a fast ball can skip the cup.
- Use the angled walls. On the U-shaped hole, the slanted boards on the right turn the ball back toward the cup on the other side of the long wall.
- Watch the gate first. On hole 9, watch the red striped blocker for a cycle or two, then time your putt so the ball reaches the middle while the gap is open.
Features
- Nine distinct layouts: each hole has its own mix of planks, stones, corners and one moving blocker.
- Course map: every hole shows as a live preview, so you can jump straight to the one you want to practice.
- Physics-based rolling: the ball slows, bounces and leaves a short trail as it moves.
- Stroke tracking: strokes for the current hole and your total stay on screen.
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