Golf, kind of is a minimalist physics puzzler that lives up to its name—it's golf, but with a weird, addictive twist. The 'pull back and launch' mechanic is simple, but the level design quickly ramps up the challenge. You'll find yourself bouncing off walls and landing on tiny islands in ways that feel more like a platformer than a sports game.
With thousands of levels, it’s the ultimate time-waster. While it can become quite repetitive after a long session, its strength lies in those 5-minute gaps in your day. The physics are generally reliable, and the drive to beat a friend's high score on a particularly tricky level provides a good incentive to keep playing. It’s a clean, straightforward game that does exactly what it says on the tin.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
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Love and/or hate golf? Good! This game is for you!
Pull back to launch your way to the top! Bounce off walls, land on islands and reach the flag!
Features:
- Free to play!
- Simple controls
- Hundreds of levels
- Challenge your friends for better scores!
Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Love and/or hate golf? Good! This game is for you!
Pull back to launch your way to the top! Bounce off walls, land on islands and reach the flag!
Features:
- Free to play!
- Simple controls
- Hundreds of levels
- Challenge your friends for better scores!






Love golf or hate it, Golf, kind of is for you! Use simple 'pull and launch' controls to reach the flag across hundreds of creative levels. Bounce off obstacles, navigate floating islands, and challenge your friends for the best scores. It's a free-to-play, minimalist experience perfect for quick gaming sessions.
Thousands of Levels
Simple One-Touch Controls
Physics-Based Puzzles
Friend High-Score Challenges
Minimalist Visual Style
Don't always aim directly for the hole. Sometimes a high arch is better to clear obstacles, while other times a low-power bounce off a wall is the only way in.
As you move past the first 100 levels, look out for moving platforms. Timing your shot is just as important as your aim.
Yes, Golf, kind of is free to play and supported by light advertising.