Mini Golf Challenge is a straightforward, nostalgic take on the mobile golf genre. It avoids the flashy 'power-up' nonsense of modern arcade golfers and instead focuses on a physics-based experience that feels much like a traditional mini-golf course. The control scheme—pulling back on the putter head—is intuitive, though it requires a bit of finesse to master the power levels.
The inclusion of a 'bird's eye view' and 'path view' are helpful additions that make the harder holes on Course 2 (holes 10-18) more manageable. While the graphics are a bit dated compared to high-budget competitors, the gameplay is solid and the automatic scoring works perfectly for casual play. It’s a great, no-frills sports game for when you want a quiet round of golf on your phone without the pressure of online leaderboards or microtransactions.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 2.3Mon Oct 27 2025
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Enjoy the thrill of miniature golf on your iPhone or iPad.
Touch the head of your putter, pulling it back slightly, and then push it forward. How fast you push it forward determines how hard your shot will be, and how far the ball will go.
The View Button zooms out to let you see a bird’s eye view of the current hole. The Path Button lets you see the view from your ball to the cup, to help you line up your shot. The normal top-down view has two curved arrow buttons, to turn the angle you are facing the ball, and will affect the direction of your shot.
Automatically keeps score. Optionally shares your accomplishments via email, instant messaging, or social media.
Multiple gameplay modes:
- 1 Player, Course 1 (holes 1-9)
- 1 Player, Course 2 (holes 10-18)
- 1 Player, Full Course (holes 1-18)
- Free Play practice whatever hole you wish
Challenging for all ages.
Universal App - supports iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, including standard, Retina, and iPhone X displays.
Requires iOS 13.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Enjoy the thrill of miniature golf on your iPhone or iPad.
Touch the head of your putter, pulling it back slightly, and then push it forward. How fast you push it forward determines how hard your shot will be, and how far the ball will go.
The View Button zooms out to let you see a bird’s eye view of the current hole. The Path Button lets you see the view from your ball to the cup, to help you line up your shot. The normal top-down view has two curved arrow buttons, to turn the angle you are facing the ball, and will affect the direction of your shot.
Automatically keeps score. Optionally shares your accomplishments via email, instant messaging, or social media.
Multiple gameplay modes:
- 1 Player, Course 1 (holes 1-9)
- 1 Player, Course 2 (holes 10-18)
- 1 Player, Full Course (holes 1-18)
- Free Play practice whatever hole you wish
Challenging for all ages.
Universal App - supports iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, including standard, Retina, and iPhone X displays.










Mini Golf Challenge brings the fun of the miniature golf course to your mobile device. Using a simple touch-and-push mechanic, players control the power and direction of their putter to navigate through two 9-hole courses. The game includes helpful tools like a Zoom View and Path Guide to help line up shots. Whether playing the full 18-hole course or practicing in Free Play, it offers a challenging and relaxing sports experience for all ages.
Intuitive touch-and-push putting controls
Full 18-hole course experience
Bird's-eye and path-view assists
Automatic score tracking
Practice-focused 'Free Play' mode
Always use the 'Path Button' before taking a long shot. It shows the trajectory from your ball to the cup, allowing you to adjust your angle using the curved arrow buttons. Small pushes are key for short putts to avoid overshooting the hole.
You can choose to play Course 1 (holes 1-9) for a shorter session, or take on the Full Course (1-18) for a complete challenge. 'Free Play' mode is ideal for mastering specific, difficult holes without the pressure of a scorecard.
The power is determined by how far you pull back the putter head and how fast you push it forward toward the ball.