Games like Golf With Your Friends
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Twelve-player mini golf with zero patience for turn order: everyone putts simultaneously through pirate ships, haunted houses and worm-infested greens, with honk noises and collision chaos toggles. The reliable last-round party game.
Similar-game research
In Golf With Your Friends, you play fast-paced mini-golf online with up to 11 other players. Similar games may shift the mode to single-player adventure or racing, add VR support or physics-based puzzles, or introduce seasonal rankings and a level editor.
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WHAT THE GOLF?
SportsPartyCutePublic similarity
- Why it's similar
- Each level still revolves around getting a ball into a target, but physics jokes and random objects like toasters and hot dogs force you to improvise your shot instead of just lining up a putt. You're constantly guessing how the next object will react to your swing.
- Choose it when
- Prefer short, gag-driven levels over a long 18-hole round, and willing to give up 12-player online races for a solo comedy puzzle box that changes daily.
- But
- Instead of one continuous course, you jump between hundreds of standalone puzzles, each with its own rule-bending gimmick. Play is single-player or shared-screen, new courses arrive daily with prizes, and a level editor lets you build and share your own absurd holes.
Golf It!
SportsPartyCo-opPublic similarity
- Why it's similar
- You align your shot and power before watching the ball roll over dynamic terrain, just like in the original, and the same multiplayer party style carries over. The difference in content scale is what sets it apart: the workshop is a bottomless source of new holes.
- Choose it when
- Want to grind seasonal leaderboards and unlock exclusive gear, and will spend hours browsing or building workshop courses instead of sticking to the built-in set.
- But
- Eight official courses are just the start; thousands of community-made tracks live in the workshop. Leaderboards reset each season to award exclusive gear, and matches can grow past the original's 12-player cap to 30-plus, with VR modes available for those who own a headset.
Walkabout Mini Golf VR
SportsRelaxingPartyPublic similarity
- Why it's similar
- You still read the green, gauge power, and watch the ball roll with realistic physics, but now you're standing inside the course. The putting motion is natural enough for real golfers, and you can play solo or in private rooms with up to seven others, exploring interconnected holes for lost balls and trick shots.
- Choose it when
- Own a VR headset and want to physically swing a putter rather than press buttons, and will spend time scouring courses for hidden balls and unlockable putters instead of just chasing par.
- But
- Unlike the flat, side-scrolling mini golf in Golf With Your Friends, this title uses VR to let you physically swing a putter and move around each course, with hidden balls to find and hard mode variants that fully redesign holes.
Cursed to Golf
SportsRoguelikeArcadePublic similarity
- Why it's similar
- Every shot starts with the same read-the-course and set-the-power ritual, but here it's under a par count that resets your entire run if you fail. You'll study each dungeon-like hole before swinging, then use pickups like shot idols and acorns to refill your stroke count.
- Choose it when
- Prefer a punishing single-player puzzle with a hard par limit over casual social play, and will trade online rivals for a deterministic course order that tests your shot planning.
- But
- Unlike the simultaneous multiplayer of Golf With Your Friends, each shot in Cursed to Golf is a single-player, turn-based trial within a par limit, so a missed shot can send you back to the hole's start, demanding precise planning and execution rather than chaotic real-time competition.
Golf Gang
ChaoticPartySportsPublic similarity
- Why it's similar
- You're still aiming and striking a ball, but now you can hit it while it's moving, so every shot is a timing choice between power and control. Multiplayer chaos for eight players still exists, and solo speed runs put your precision to the test.
- Choose it when
- Embracing multiplayer chaos and racing against the clock in fast-paced, simultaneous mini-golf matches, while accepting less emphasis on precise, strategic shot planning and a more relaxed pace.
- But
- Golf Gang shifts from turn-based play to a simultaneous racing format where players hit their balls while they are still moving, aiming for the fastest times around the course, supported by up to eight players online and dozens of modifiers that alter gravity and collision rules.