PLAYING GUIDE
Budget fifteen strokes across three holes
The aim is to finish all three holes within 15 strokes. Spending a stroke on position can be useful if it creates a clear next putt. Before shooting, trace a route from the ball to the cup and identify which wall or narrow opening matters next.
Aiming direction is only the start
The guide indicates the initial direction. Solid walls change the route through rebounds, while friction slows the ball. A shot aimed toward the cup may still need to pass around a barrier first. Do not interpret the guide as a guaranteed finishing line.
Slow down near the cup
The ball must enter slowly enough to sink. If it reaches the cup but rolls past, reduce power instead of changing a successful direction unnecessarily. Wait for the ball to stop before making the next putt.
Learn one wall at a time
On a difficult layout, first aim for a broad safe area. From there, choose a shorter shot toward the next opening or the cup. This makes mistakes easier to diagnose than attempting a long chain of rebounds with maximum power.
Updated 26 September 2026 · Our editorial method