This is a unique bounce-golf roguelite where your score is based on distance and bounces, not strokes. Collect cards and clubs to strategize your shots through procedurally generated courses. Unlock new content and characters as you progress.
1.1.0
August 25, 2026
- Overhauled scoring: missed hazards now only cost a Save, not a stroke. Hole outs are free, and a run only ends when you overdraft Saves. - Added patrol walls to The Breakaway, a new obstacle type where wall segments slide back and forth. - Equipment slots now show the worn club/ball's archetype icon so a pin's rules are readable at a glance. - Fixed repel magnets being hard to see on The Breakaway's blue felt (recolored to indigo with a clearer outline). - Various stability and analytics improvements under the hood.
MoreAccess to every hole and course
Fairway Rogue is a bounce-golf roguelite where players aim for distance and bounces rather than traditional strokes. It features deckbuilding mechanics and procedurally generated courses for a unique gameplay experience.
In Fairway Rogue, your score is calculated by multiplying your distance by the number of bounces your ball achieves. The goal is to maximize this combined score, with sinking the ball contributing to your gold.
The provided data does not specify whether Fairway Rogue supports offline play. It is built for phones and offers optional haptics and generative music.
Fairway Rogue offers over 80 unlocks, including new clubs, balls, cards, characters, ball skins, aim trails, and Tours. These are earned through achieving milestones and feats within the game.
Fairway Rogue features three procedurally generated courses. The front nine of 'The Grounds' is free to play, with additional courses available via one-time purchases or a subscription.
No, Fairway Rogue does not contain advertisements. The game is free to try with optional in-app purchases for additional content.
Fairway Rogue is built for phones and is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
The latest version of Fairway Rogue is 1.1.0, last updated on August 25, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development.
