How to play

Nine holes. Drag away from the ball to aim and load power — the shot fires the opposite way, like a slingshot — and release.

Planets bend every shot. Suns incinerate the ball (+1 stroke), and sailing off into deep space also costs a stroke.

There is no trajectory preview beyond the tip of the aiming arrow. Reading the gravity is the entire game.

Everyone plays the same nine holes each UTC day — a fresh course arrives at midnight.

Scoring

• Your score is total strokes across nine holes — lower is better, exactly like the golf played on planets with only one gravity well.
• Each hole has a par; the scorecard shows where you beat it and where the planets beat you.
• You can replay today's course as often as you like — only your best round needs to survive.

Tips

• Shoot around planets, not at them — a shot that passes close to one side gets a free curve toward the cup.
• Power is the usual sin: a gentle shot bends predictably, a cannonball ignores gravity right up until it doesn't.
• Pars 4 and 5 usually mean a sun or a wall. Take the boring two-shot route instead of donating balls to the corona.

Frequently asked questions

Do I only get one round per day?

No — the course changes daily but you can replay it all day. It's the same holes for everyone, so the leaderboard is a fair fight.

What happens when my ball hits a sun?

It ceases to exist, you take a one-stroke penalty, and you shoot again. Deep space works the same way, with less light.

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