Links Tour
Eighteen holes of top-down golf. Pick a club, drag to the spot where you want the ball to land, swing, then read the slope and putt out. The ball's lie changes every shot: sand cuts power, rough bounces it off line, and the wind pushes everything.
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Controls
TapDragKeyboard←→↑↓- Tap a club at the bottom (the number is its full distance), then drag on the course to place the white landing ring and tap SWING.
- Shorter targets mean a softer swing.
- The ring grows from rough and sand; the wind arrow at the top right shows how the ball will drift, so aim into it.
- From sand only the sand wedge (SW) keeps its power.
- On the green the view zooms in: the moving arrows show the slope, drag to where you want the putt to finish and the ball breaks downhill.
- Birdie or better earns three stars, par two, up to double bogey one; at par plus three you pick up.
About the game
Links Tour is a compact golf game played from a bird's-eye view, one hole per stage across a full eighteen. Each hole has a tee, a winding fairway, thick rough on either side, pot bunkers guarding the green, the odd pond across the line and a steady wind. You play it the way a real golfer thinks about a hole: choose a club for the distance, decide exactly where you want the ball to come down, and accept that it will not land quite there.
What makes every shot different is the lie. From the tee and the fairway the ball flies true and runs on after landing. From the rough the same club goes shorter, scatters wider and kicks off in a random direction when it lands. From a bunker every club loses almost half its power except the sand wedge, so a fairway bunker can turn a simple approach into a lay-up. Wind drifts long shots more than short ones, and water costs a stroke with a drop where the ball went in. On the green the camera zooms in, arrows drift across the grass to show the slope, and putts curl downhill, so you aim above the hole. Holes get longer, greens smaller and windier as you go.
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