Kevin's Mini Golf

Kevin's Mini Golf

by Kevin Petersen

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Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 25, 2026
  • September 30, 2026

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A casual putting game with intuitive slingshot controls, offering over 100 unlockable balls and hand-crafted holes. Compete with friends online or locally, and even design your own courses.

✓Intuitive slingshot controls
✓Over 100 unlockable balls
✓Hand-crafted holes and themed courses
✓Online multiplayer with friends
✓Pass-and-play local multiplayer
✓Hole editor to design custom courses
✓Offline play for solo and editor modes
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What's New in Kevin's Mini Golf

1.8

September 30, 2026

What's New Truer bounces The aim line now shows exactly where the ball will go off a wall. Walls soak up some speed, so the ball comes off at a flatter angle than a mirror bounce, and the line now shows that real angle. Before, it could be several degrees off. Round bumpers now show up in the aim line too. Shots off walls and corners are more consistent. The same putt now bounces the same way every time. Aiming right at the tip of a corner is a knife-edge shot, so the line after that bounce is drawn fainter to show it's a guess, not a promise. No more getting stuck in pulsing shapes A pulsing or moving piece can no longer grow over your ball and trap it. Balls that stop nearby are moved safely out of its reach. Swelling pieces now push your ball away instead of sliding over it. If a ball ever does end up inside one, the next putt gets it out. Water penalty for everyone If your ball goes in the water, it costs you a stroke, even if another player knocked it in. Your ball goes back to where it last rested. You'll see who knocked whom in, both when playing on one phone and online. Easier turn changes The "whose turn" banner goes away with a tap anywhere on the screen. No more small X to hunt for. Tapping away the hole name at the start of a hole no longer brings the turn banner straight back. When playing on one phone, a label in the bottom-left corner always shows whose turn it is, in their ball colour. Look around while you wait In online matches, you can now drag the board to study the hole while it's someone else's turn. Only the player whose turn it is can aim. When the other player's putt arrives, the view goes back to following play so you can watch it. Fixes and polish The online status badge no longer flashes up as an empty box when the game starts. All of these changes work both offline and in online matches.

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FAQ

Does Kevin's Mini Golf have ads?

No, Kevin's Mini Golf is completely ad-free. The developer has stated that nothing interrupts your round.

Can I play Kevin's Mini Golf offline?

Yes, solo rounds, pass-and-play local multiplayer, and the hole editor all work fully offline. You do not need an internet connection or an account to play these modes.

How does online multiplayer work in Kevin's Mini Golf?

Online rounds are turn-based, allowing you to play at your own pace. You'll receive a notification when it's your turn, and you can respond within a minute or later.

What devices can I play Kevin's Mini Golf on?

Kevin's Mini Golf is available on iPhone and iPad. It is designed for iOS devices.

How many players can play locally in Kevin's Mini Golf?

You can play with up to 6 players in turn-based local pass-and-play mode, making it suitable for family game nights or couch competitions.

Can I create my own holes in Kevin's Mini Golf?

Yes, Kevin's Mini Golf features a full hole editor that allows you to design custom courses from scratch. You can then share these with friends using a code.

What is the age rating for Kevin's Mini Golf?

Kevin's Mini Golf has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and families.

How do I unlock new balls and items in Kevin's Mini Golf?

All balls, trails, and themes are earned by playing the game. You can earn coins as you play and spend them in the shop to acquire new items.