Speedy Golf: play 18 holes of free online golf in minutes

About Speedy Golf

Speedy Golf is a 3D golf game where you play a full 18-hole, par 72 course in just a few minutes. You line up the shot with the aim arrows, tap the swing button three times to set power and spin, and try to finish with the best score you can.

Its standout feature is one-button control: three taps and the shot is made. On top of that, the caddy does the maths for you, so you do not have to be a golf expert to enjoy it. You can play in portrait or landscape, whichever is more comfortable on your screen. There is no sign-up and nothing to download: open the page and start playing.

It is a great choice if you want a quick online golf game without complications. A whole round fits into a short break, and the mix of aim, power and spin leaves room to improve round after round. If you have never played golf before, it is also an easy way to learn how a hole is played, what par means and why every stroke counts.

How to play Speedy Golf?

On each hole your goal is to sink the ball using as few strokes as possible. The full course has 18 holes and a par of 72.

Use the aim arrows to line the shot up with the hole.
Tap the swing button once to start the stroke.
Tap a second and third time to choose the power and the spin of the ball.
Watch where the ball lands and repeat until it drops, then move on to the next hole.

Speedy Golf controls

PC

Mouse: click the aim arrows to line up the shot.
Mouse: click the swing button three times to choose power and spin.

Mobile

Touch: tap the aim arrows to line up and the swing button three times to hit.
You can play the game in either portrait or landscape.

Tips and tricks: Speedy Golf

Take your time aiming: a small error with the arrows is magnified over long distances.
Watch the power on the second tap; hitting too hard is usually worse than coming up short.
Use spin to curve the ball around obstacles or when the hole sits at an angle.
Let the caddy do the calculations and focus on the rhythm of the three taps.
Try to match the par of each hole: finishing on par is a good first goal.