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Putt Parade is a 9-hole mini-golf arcade game: drag back, aim, and release to putt your way from tee to cup.
Each hole has its own personality — open fairways, sand traps, water crossings, doglegs, a bumper alley, and an island green that demands a perfect-weight putt.
Water splashes send you back to your last lie, sand swallows speed, and bouncy bumpers keep every hole lively. Take more than par+3 strokes on a hole and it's blown; blow 4 holes and the round ends.
Finish at par+9 or better to win. Your best total is saved in your browser.
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How to control Putt Parade
- Drag near ball & release: aim and putt (mouse or touch)
- Enter: start / play again
- R: restart round
- P: pause, M: mute
How to play
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Press and hold near the ball, drag away from your target to aim, and release to putt. The dotted line previews your shot.
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Get the ball in the cup in as few strokes as possible. Each hole has a par; take more than par+3 and the hole is blown.
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Water splashes return your ball to where you putted from. Sand slows the ball hard. Bumpers bounce the ball with extra kick.
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Blow 4 holes and the round ends. Finish all 9 at par+9 or better to win.
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Your best total is saved in your browser.
Tips for a better run
The cup only catches slow balls — a screaming putt will lip out, so dial the power down on short ones.
Water always returns you to where you last putted from, so play the safe side of a crossing.
Sand kills about 4x more speed than grass; give it real mustard or go around.
Bumpers reflect with a little extra bounce — use them as banks when the direct line is blocked.
On the island green, aim for the middle of the island, not the pin: stopping is the whole battle.
Frequently asked questions
How do I putt?
Press and hold (mouse or finger) near the ball, drag away from your target to set power and direction, then release to putt. The dotted line shows where the ball will go. Weak putts stop short; monster putts can lip out of the cup.
What are the hazards?
Water is the big one: a splash sends your ball back to where you putted from. Sand grabs the ball and kills its speed. Moving bumpers are bouncy — they can save a bad shot or ruin a good one. If you take more than par+3 strokes on a hole, the hole is blown (scored as par+4); blow 4 holes and the round is over.
How do I win?
Finish all 9 holes with a total at or under par+9 (bogey golf or better) and no more than 3 blown holes. Your best total is saved in your browser.
Is Putt Parade a copy of a golf game?
No. Putt Parade is fully original: the course layouts, the caddie Pip, the drag-to-putt rules, and all code, art, and audio are original works. It takes the general mini-golf genre as inspiration but references no existing games, brands, films, or franchises.
