putt.day
putt.day is a daily 3D mini golf hole where you drag to aim and pull back to putt, trying to finish the same hole for everyone in as few strokes as possible; holes rotate each midnight Pacific.
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putt.day presents one three-dimensional mini golf hole per day for all players to tackle. You manipulate the camera by dragging, pinch or scroll to zoom, and drag the ball back to set power and release to take a stroke. The goal is to sink the ball using the fewest strokes; a first successful finish is recorded.
Controls and mechanics are simple and focused on a single run each day. Water hazards return the ball to your last position, and a first shot that finds water does not count as a stroke. The site offers a calendar of past holes, a party mode to race friends, and links to community channels such as Discord. The game was made by ell.dev with models by Kenney.
How to play putt.day
- Grab the ball by clicking or tapping it, drag back and release to take a putt.
- Pull farther back to increase shot power and aim by dragging in the direction you want to hit.
- Drag anywhere else on the screen to rotate the camera and change your view.
- Pinch on touchscreens or scroll with a mouse wheel to zoom in and out.
- Avoid water because it sends you back to your last safe position; a first shot into water does not count.
Tips for putt.day
- Use camera drag and zoom to inspect the hole before committing to a long putt.
- Take conservative power on complex breaks to avoid overshooting into hazards.
- If you land in water on your first shot, note that it will not cost a stroke, so retry with a safer approach.
- Practice short controlled strokes near the hole to learn how the physics respond to different pull distances.
putt.day FAQ
What is putt.day?
putt.day is a daily mini golf challenge where a single new 3D hole appears for everyone to play and you try to finish it in the fewest strokes; the site uses drag-to-aim and pull-back mechanics and records your first completed run for the day.
When does the new hole come out?
A new hole becomes available every midnight Pacific, so the daily challenge updates at that timezone boundary and the site shows the current day number and date at the top of the page.
Can you play past holes?
Yes, past holes are available in the calendar so you can revisit or attempt previous daily courses after their original day has passed, and the calendar interface lists those old days.
Who made putt.day?
The game was made by ell.dev and the 3D models used in the game are credited to Kenney under CC0, as stated on the site footer.
Does putt.day work on mobile?
Yes, putt.day supports touch interaction because the controls include pinch to zoom and dragging to look around, indicating the interface is designed to work on touchscreens as well as with mouse input.
What does water do in putt.day?
Water returns your ball to the last safe position and a first shot that lands in water does not count as a stroke, so hazards reset your position but the initial water penalty is waived for the very first shot.
Is there a multiplayer or party option?
Yes, the site offers a Party mode that lets you race friends, which is presented on the page as a way to compete in real time rather than only playing solo rounds.
How is a run recorded or scored?
A run is recorded based on your first successful finish for the day and the objective is to complete the hole in as few strokes as possible, with the site tracking that first finish as your official result for that day.
