Mini Putt Park Unblocked

Mini Putt Park packs nine greens, and no two share a gimmick. You will meet a minefield of round stones, a dogleg around an L-shaped wall, a U-bend lined with angled boards, and a closing hole guarded by a gate that rises and falls. Frank Force built the course using LittleJS plus Box2D physics, so the ball rolls, slows and ricochets the way you would expect. The whole course plays unblocked in your browser, on a laptop or a phone turned sideways.

Around the Course

Your first stop is an overview screen where each of the nine greens appears as a tiny animated thumbnail. Click any one to start there, which makes it easy to practice the hole that keeps beating you. Along the top you can see which hole you are on, how many putts it has taken, and the round total.

Putting is a forward drag: grab the ball and pull in the direction it should travel. An arrow stretches with your pull, and a power percentage shows along the bottom edge. Whenever the ball is resting, a faint line also aims directly at the hole, a handy reference even when you intend to play off a wall.

Wooden planks, stones and the border rebound the ball. Holing out flashes SUNK, and a moment later the following green appears. Finish the ninth and play wraps around to the first.

Mini Putt Park controls

To do this	Keyboard	Mouse	Touch
Choose a hole from the map	Keys 1 to 9	Click its preview	Tap its preview
Line up the putt and set strength	—	Press on the ball and pull toward the target; pull farther for a harder putt	Touch the ball and pull toward the target
Hit the ball	—	Let go of the button	Lift your finger
Try the current hole again	R	—	—
Jump ahead one hole	N	—	—
Go back to the course map	Esc	Menu icon, top right	Menu icon, top right

Hole-by-Hole Thinking

Bumper field. Resist the urge to blast through. A medium putt aimed at a clear gap between stones keeps the ball under control, while a hard shot pinballs around unpredictably.

L-shaped and U-shaped holes. The direct line is blocked, so use the walls. On the U-bend, those diagonal boards along the right redirect your putt around the end of the long divider and back toward the hole. A firm putt into those boards often does the work for you.

The final gate. Let the red-and-white barrier complete a couple of cycles while you count its rhythm. Then time your stroke so the ball arrives at its track just as the opening appears.

General Putting Habits

• Bank shots off the border are dependable, since it rebounds the ball the same way every time.
• From long range, aim to stop near the cup rather than straight in. A fast ball can skate across the hole.
• If a putt goes wrong early, press R to reset the hole’s count. Your total keeps strokes already played, but a fresh start helps you focus.
• Keep an eye on the brief streak the ball leaves. It reveals how each rebound bent its line, so you can correct the next attempt.

How It Compares

Mini Putt Park sits between pure arcade and puzzle. Each hole is short, but the layouts reward planning bank shots rather than raw power. If you want a longer golf round with clubs, wind and an 18-hole card, Coding Golf is the opposite end of the scale. Prefer something stranger? Gravity Golf bends your putts around planets instead of walls.