About Putt Panic
Drag back from the ball and let go to putt across nine freshly generated mini-golf holes. Barriers force you to find the gap or bank a shot, sand slows the ball to a crawl and water costs a stroke and sends you back to where you hit from. Every hole scores more points the fewer strokes you take, with a hole-in-one worth a jackpot.
How to play
- Press anywhere and drag away from where you want the ball to go; the dotted line shows the direction and power.
- Release to putt. Longer drags hit harder, up to a maximum.
- The ball bounces off walls and slows quickly in sand.
- Water adds a stroke and puts the ball back at your last shot's start.
- Each hole pays 50 points at par, more under par, less over; a hole-in-one pays 100.
- After nine strokes on a hole the ball is picked up and the hole scores the minimum.
Objective
Sink the ball in as few strokes as possible on all nine holes to rack up points.
Tips & strategy
- Softer putts are easier to sink: a fast ball skips right over the cup.
- Bank shots off the border walls often beat threading a narrow gap.
- Cross sand with a firm putt, then aim for a controlled finish on the green beyond.
