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Golf With Your Friends is a mini-golf game where players compete to complete courses using the fewest strokes possible. Up to 12 participants can play together, taking their shots simultaneously rather than waiting for individual turns. Each hole requires players to aim their ball, adjust the power of their shot, and navigate obstacles to reach the finish. The game has no storyline, characters with missions, or traditional campaign. Its content focuses on different courses, game modes, and customizable match rules.
The game features courses with 18 holes, each designed around a particular theme. The Forest course contains wooden structures, slopes, and rotating obstacles. Haunted includes rooms inside a haunted house, while Pirate takes players through an environment with ships and nautical obstacles. Other locations include Candyland, Space Station, Ancient, and Worms. Each course introduces different hazards, including moving platforms, tunnels, ramps, and barriers. Some holes contain shortcuts that allow players to reach the target with fewer strokes.
Golf With Your Friends includes three main game modes that change how players complete each hole:
Matches also support several optional rules that affect gameplay. Ball collisions allow players to interfere with one another, while jumping lets balls clear certain obstacles. Different ball shapes and gravity settings change movement and make familiar courses play differently.
Players can use power-ups to affect opponents during matches. These include freezing another player’s ball, trapping it in honey, and transforming it into a cube. The game also offers cosmetic customization through hats, ball skins, and trails. Players can create their own courses with the level editor, placing obstacles and designing hole layouts. There are no numbered character levels or experience-based progression systems. Instead, the main challenge comes from learning course layouts, controlling shot strength, finding shortcuts, and improving scores across different holes.