How to Play PocketGolf
PocketGolf is a minimalist golf challenge drawn entirely in a handmade paper style. Flick the tiny paper ball across doodled fairways, banking shots off sketched pencils and erasers, and sink the hole in as few strokes as possible. Every course is a notebook doodle brought to life, where desk objects become obstacles and every line of the drawing matters. The paper aesthetic is not just charming — it is functional. Sketch lines read as surfaces at a glance, pencil shading telegraphs slopes and ruled margins act as rails for bank shots. Physics stays honest: balls roll true, bounce off erasers convincingly and pick up speed down doodled hills. Scoring par on later holes demands planning multi-bounce routes the way you would in billiards. New unlockable balls add subtle behavior variety. It is golf distilled to its essence — angle, power and imagination — wrapped in the coziest art style on the web.
Controls
- Click and drag away from the ball: aim
- Release: flick the ball toward the hole
- Bank shots off pencils, erasers and page edges
- Sink the ball in as few strokes as possible
Tips
- Use ruled page margins as predictable bank rails
- Aim to stop near the hole; power control beats raw distance
- Study pencil shading — it indicates slope direction