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Minigolfle

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Three mini golf holes a day, scored in strokes.

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Minigolfle on 19 October 2026, desktop: hole 1 of 3, a dark stepped fairway with a square cut-out, the ball at left and the flag at bottom right, under S: 0 and L: 1/3

Minigolfle gives everyone the same three mini golf holes each day. You drag back from the ball to set power and direction, bank shots off walls past obstacles, and try to finish all three in the fewest strokes. Afterwards you can watch your replay, share a replay code or study the day's world record.

About Minigolfle

Minigolfle is a daily mini golf game played in the browser, made by Daniel Brandão; its first daily course is dated 30 September 2025. Each day it generates three holes from the date, so every player tackles the same course, and your aim is to sink all three in as few strokes as you can.

You putt by dragging back from the ball, the way a slingshot works: the direction you pull sets the aim and how far you pull sets the power, and releasing sends the ball off. The holes have walls and obstacles, so you often bank shots off the sides to get around them. A counter tracks your strokes and which of the three holes you are on.

When you finish, the game lets you watch a replay of your round, share a replay code so others can see your line, and compare against the day's world record. Missed days are kept in an archive so you can go back and play them. The game is free and needs no account, and the page loads Google ads. The look is plain on purpose: dark grey fairways on a muted backdrop, with stroke and hole counters at the top.

It suits people who like a short daily test of touch and angles, and anyone chasing a lower stroke count or a better line than the record holder.

How to play Minigolfle

  1. Open Minigolfle to see the first of the day's three holes.
  2. Drag back from the ball to aim and to set power, then release to putt.
  3. Bank the ball off walls to get around obstacles toward the hole.
  4. Sink all three holes in as few strokes as possible.
  5. Watch your replay, share a replay code, or compare with the day's world record, and try the archive for past days.

Screenshots

Minigolfle at phone size on 19 October 2026: the same first hole fits the narrow screen, with the drag to set power hint below the board
Minigolfle's first hole of the day: a dark angular fairway on an orange background with the ball near the top, a round obstacle and the flag at the right, under the counters S: 0 and L: 1/3

Tips

  • Pull back a short distance for a gentle tap when you are close to the hole; overshooting costs strokes.
  • Plan bank shots off walls rather than firing straight into an obstacle.
  • Use the replay to see exactly where a shot went wrong before the next day's round.
  • The same course is shared by everyone, so a careful line can beat a lucky power shot.

Questions

How many holes are there each day?

Three, generated from the date so they are the same for every player.

How do I putt?

Drag back from the ball to set aim and power, like a slingshot, then release.

How is it scored?

By total strokes across the three holes, with fewer being better. You can compare with the day's world record.

Can I replay or share a round?

Yes. You can watch a replay of your round and share a replay code, and past days are kept in an archive.

Does it cost anything?

No. It is free to play in the browser with no account, and the page carries Google ads.

When do the new holes come out?

At midnight by your own device's clock: the game picks the day's three holes from the local date.

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