1Drag back from anywhere on the screen, like pulling a slingshot. The further you pull, the harder you hit.
2Watch the ring. It shows where the ball lands with no wind. Wind bends the ball: into the wind it flies shorter, with the wind it flies further. Wind can shift a little between shots.
3Tap to strike. After you release, a marker slides across a bar. Tap to stop it in the green middle for a straight shot. Miss left or right and the ball goes that way and loses distance. The harder you swing, the faster the marker moves, and it’s faster again from the rough or sand. Big hitters take big risks. There’s no time limit, but the longer you wait, the faster the marker goes.
4Stay on the fairway. From the rough you lose 20–40% of your distance, from sand 40–60%, and both are less accurate. Pull past the white line on the power bar and your shot gets wild.
5On the green, you putt by feel. Arrows point downhill: bigger, faster arrows mean a steeper slope. Putting downhill needs less power, uphill needs more, and sideways slopes curl the ball.
6Back nine is harder. From hole 10 you lose the landing ring. Use the yards-to-pin at the top to judge your shot.
7You have 3 balls. Water, out of bounds, or 3 over par on a hole costs one. Run out and the round ends.
MOne Mulligan per round. Tap it after any bad shot to replay it, no penalty.