SkyGolf vs Daily Putt

Sky Golf is golf played straight up. Many find Sky Golf a hard game. Easy to learn, but very hard to master. Drag anywhere on the screen — you don't have to touch the ball. Pull back to aim, further for a harder shot, release. Land on the next ledge going up. Then the next. Miss, and the run is over. That's the whole game. One thumb, no tutorial to sit through, no timers, no energy, nothing to wait for. HOW HIGH DOES IT GO There's no finish line. The ledges keep coming, the ground falls away, and somewhere past the clouds the sky turns dark and you start climbing past the moon. Most people never see it. The ones who do usually can't tell you how they got there. EARN YOUR KIT Every run pays out in coins, and coins buy balls, clubs and trails — over sixty of them. A better club hits further and shows you more of the shot before you take it. A better ball grips the green instead of skidding off it. Trails are pure vanity and worth every coin. A NEW COURSE EVERY DAY One seeded course, the same one for everybody, reset at your midnight. Four score bands to clear, three missions, and a streak that's genuinely annoying to lose. A FAIR WARNING This game is hard. Most runs end early, and they'll keep ending early for a while. That's the design, not a difficulty curve waiting to flatten out. The one thing it never does is cheat you. The ball goes exactly where you sent it, at exactly the power you gave it — so every miss is one you can do something about. If you want a game that lets you win, this isn't it. If you want one where getting better is the entire point, it might be. NO NONSENSE - Plays offline, on a plane, in a tunnel - No account, no login, no email - No ads - Nothing is time-gated and nothing nags you to come back Built by one person. The feedback form in the game comes straight to me.

Three holes of golf. The same three for everyone. Every single day. You get three clubs. The driver sends it. The wedge lifts it over whatever's in the way. The putter finishes the job, or handles the tedious cleanup when the other two let you down. Take as many attempts as you want. Your best run at each hole is the one that counts. Two minutes if you're good. Considerably longer if you want to perfect it. Every hole is built and tested by hand. Streaks: Play all three every day and the number goes up. Miss a day and it goes back to zero. Simple controls: Pick a club, pull back, let go. New holes every day at midnight.