Nine holes. One shot at the day.
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A daily mini-golf puzzle that runs in your browser. Everyone plays the exact same nine-hole course each day, generated fresh at midnight. Drag back from the ball and release to putt — slingshot-style aim with a power preview — then bank shots off walls, ride the lively bumpers, dodge the sand that kills your speed, and steer clear of water hazards that cost a penalty stroke. Sink all nine in as few strokes as you can, then share your emoji scorecard and chase the global leaderboard. Built for one quick session a day on desktop or mobile, no download.
Each day generates one nine-hole course, identical for every player. Your goal is to sink the ball in the cup on all nine holes using as few total strokes as possible.
To putt, press down near the ball and drag backward — like pulling back a slingshot. The farther you drag, the more power; a dotted line previews your aim and the dot turns red at full power. Release to launch.
The ball rolls and slows on the green. Walls bounce it at an angle; the pink bumpers are extra bouncy and can be used to carom around obstacles.
Sand traps slow the ball down fast — try not to land in them. Water hazards are worse: land in water and the ball resets to where you shot from, plus a one-stroke penalty.
Sink all nine holes to finish the round. Your score rewards fewer strokes, and you can copy an emoji scorecard to share — one square per hole, colored by how you scored against par.
Daily Links is a free browser-based daily mini-golf puzzle. Everyone plays the exact same nine-hole course each day, generated fresh at midnight. You drag back from the ball and release to putt, banking shots off walls and bumpers while avoiding sand and water hazards, and try to sink all nine holes in as few strokes as possible.
Yes, Daily Links is completely free to play in your browser. No download, no signup, no paywall.
Press down near the ball and drag backward like a slingshot — the farther you drag, the more power. A dotted line previews your aim. Release to putt. Walls and pink bumpers bounce the ball, sand slows it down, and water resets your shot with a one-stroke penalty. Sink all nine holes to finish the round.
A new nine-hole course is generated every day and is identical for every player worldwide, so scores are directly comparable on the daily leaderboard.
Yes. Daily Links is built for touch — drag back from the ball and release to putt, with the same controls on phone as on desktop.