$8.99Golf It! Minigolf chaos with friends
Golf It! is minigolf built for party crowds: simple putting, silly themed courses, and lobbies where one badly timed bump ruins everything. Bring friends, turn collision on, and spend the night laughing at impossible bounces and stolen hole-in-ones.
Is Golf It! worth it?
Golf It! is worth it if…
- you want minigolf where the laughs come from bumping and stealing shots
- you like short turns and simple rules anyone can learn fast
- you want endless new holes from community-made courses
- you like building and sharing your own tricky courses
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Bump your friends off their line
You aim, drag your swing, and hope the ball goes where you told it. With ball collision on, it rarely does for long. Friends knock you sideways, steal a lucky bounce into the hole, or send you both off the edge.
That back-and-forth is the whole night: easy rules, quick turns, and constant sabotage. Hats and custom looks for your ball just make it easier to spot whose ball is about to ruin yours.
Eight courses, then thousands more
The game ships with eight official courses, each with its own theme, tricky holes, and different mechanics to learn. They are a solid warm-up.
The longer party life is in the workshop, with thousands of community-made courses ranging from pretty to properly evil. If your group gets picky, the detailed level editor gives you objects, changing landscapes, and event systems to build and share your own holes.
What should party hosts know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Solo play is supported, so you can practice your aim and learn holes before the group arrives.
How big can the group get?
Bigger than most party games. It supports online co-op and local multiplayer, plus gatherings of 30 or more players, so a whole crowd can join the same session.
What happens with scores over time?
Seasonal leaderboards reset and hand out exclusive gear based on your ranking, if your group cares about showing off between parties.
Is it hard to learn?
The idea is simple: point and putt. The challenge comes from steep ramps, moving pieces, and punishing physics, so expect funny misses before clean runs.
