Mini-golf courses

Each course here is built from its number: the same number always gives the same eighteen holes. The computer has holed every one of them with the same physics you play with, so every par is reachable. The list is sorted from the gentlest courses to the trickiest, measured by par, water and the number of holes that punish a loose putt.

Gentle courses

Lower pars, little water, plenty of room. Good for learning how the slingshot putt feels.

Steady courses

A bit of everything: some bridges, some slopes, a few par 4s.

Tricky courses

High pars, water on several holes and bridges without rails. Bring a soft touch.

How the courses are made

Every hole is laid out as a chain of square rooms, 110 cm a side. The first holes are short, the middle ones longer, the last ones the longest, with more features as you go: posts, blocks, fences with a gap, slopes, water crossed by bridges, banks across the corners, and a bowl or a hill around some cups. Before a hole is used, a search tries aimed shots and banks with real physics, and only keeps a line that still drops with a human-sized error in aim and power.