GeoGolf

GeoGolf asks five golf questions a day whose answers all live somewhere on Earth: a famous course, a player's hometown, the place a legendary shot was struck. A round on 7 October 2026 opened with Where was Gary Player born, and round 20 on 22 October asked In which city was Padraig Harrington born. After each shot the card names the answer and adds a line of golf history about it.

For each hole you spin and zoom the globe and tap where you think the answer is. You can tap again to adjust until you press Take the shot; after that it is final, and the pin is shown at once with how far you missed.

Each hole is worth up to 100 points, set only by the miles between your ball and the pin. The penalty is steep close in and gentler far out, so 100 miles off still scores 93 while 1,000 miles scores 49. The back holes weigh more: holes 1 and 2 count once, hole 3 counts double and holes 4 and 5 count triple, for a perfect card of 1,000.

Everyone plays the same five holes, so scores compare directly. Sign your card with a name to appear on the day's top 50, and your streak counts the days in a row you have finished the round. The archive lets you replay past rounds for practice, without touching your streak or the leaderboard. Progress stays in your browser with no account.