Ddolbeng Golf

Mini golf with your friends — the fewer the putts, the more stars

Mini golf played with one gesture: pull back and let go. Every hole starts with three stars lit, and one goes out with each putt that misses — so a child knows how it is going without reading a number.

How to play

Pull back anywhere on the screen and let go. The ball rolls the other way, and the further you pull the harder it goes.
A dotted line shows where it will go, up to the first wall. Until you let go you can aim again as often as you like.
Hit it too hard and it runs straight over the hole. Children work out that you have to putt gently by about the second hole.
Three stars at every hole, one going out with each putt that misses. After six putts the hole ends and you move on.
Collect stars on your own, play a computer friend, or take turns on one device. 100 courses, 500 holes.

For grown-ups

No ads and no in-app purchases. There is no way for a child to spend money by mistake.
No account and no install. It opens in the browser, and records stay on that device.
No notifications and no streaks. Missing a day costs nothing.
Difficulty lives in the grown-ups' settings, behind a three-second press. It moves the size of the hole and the friend's skill together.

What you need

A phone, tablet or computer with a browser. It plays in portrait, and the sound can be off.