Kinda Hard Golf

What Makes Kinda Hard Golf So Different?

Forget your classic golf courses with manicured lawns and polite claps. In Kinda Hard Golf, you’re aiming for rocky ledges, floating platforms, and precarious hillsides. Each level is a towering, gravity-defying challenge where your only goal is to climb to the top using as few strokes as possible.

The real twist? The game plays more like a mix between golf and platforming, where one bad bounce could send you tumbling back to square one (unless you’ve hit a checkpoint, that is).

It’s the kind of game that makes you say, “Just one more shot…” about 20 times in a row.

How to Play Kinda Hard Golf

Getting started is as easy as 1-2-3—but climbing your way to the top? That’s where it gets interesting.

1. Drag and Shoot

• Click and drag the ball in the opposite direction you want it to go.

• Adjust the angle and power depending on your goal.

• Release to fire and hope for the best (or learn from your mistakes!).

2. Climb Higher with Fewer Strokes

• Every shot counts. Try to navigate the course as efficiently as possible.

• Watch out for slippery slopes and sharp drops—they’re unforgiving.

• The fewer strokes you take, the better your score.

3. Use Checkpoints to Save Progress

• Land on flags to set checkpoints.

• If you fall, you’ll restart from the last flag you touched, not the very bottom.

• These checkpoints are your best friends—aim for them early and often!

What Makes It So Addictive?

• One-button control that’s incredibly satisfying when you nail the perfect arc.

• Vertical level design that makes every climb feel like an accomplishment.

• Quick restart loop—you can instantly try again, and again… and again.

• Fail-forward fun—even your worst shots are funny.

Kinda Hard Golf doesn’t punish you—it dares you. And that’s exactly what makes it so fun.

Pro Tips for New Players

• Think like a climber, not a golfer. Sometimes it’s better to take small hops than huge leaps.

• Control is king. Power shots look cool but can backfire—literally.

• Don’t ignore flags. They’re your safety nets.

• Take breaks if you're stuck. Frustration builds fast—but solutions come quicker with a fresh brain.