About Stickman Golf

Stickman Golf takes the classic sport and strips it down to its most addictive elements: a ball, a club, and a wild series of obstacles between you and the hole. Instead of quiet country clubs, you're driving shots over floating islands, bouncing them off walls, and timing swings to avoid moving hazards. The stickman aesthetic keeps the focus entirely on the physics-based gameplay, where every pixel of aim and power counts.

Each level is a self-contained puzzle that demands both precision and strategy. You aren't just judging distance; you're calculating ricochets, anticipating how the ball will behave on different surfaces, and figuring out the one perfect angle that shaves a stroke off your score. It’s the kind of game where you'll tell yourself "just one more try" until you've somehow cleared twenty courses.

Controls

  • Aim & Power: Click and drag your mouse (or tap and drag on touchscreens) away from the golfer. An aiming line will appear.
  • Shoot: Release to swing.

Tips

  • Watch the bounce: The ball doesn't just stop when it hits the ground. Use backboards and ceilings to bank shots around corners that seem impossible to reach directly.
  • Less is often more: Smashing the ball at maximum power is satisfying, but lighter taps are usually better for navigating tight spaces or setting up your next shot.
  • Study the surface: Take note of what you're landing on. Sand traps kill your momentum instantly, while ice will send your ball sliding way past where you intended it to stop.

Whether you've got five minutes to kill or you're determined to get a perfect score on every level, Stickman Golf delivers a satisfying loop of trial, error, and eventual triumph.

Stickman Golf FAQ

How do I control the power of my swing in Stickman Golf?
Click and drag your mouse (or swipe on touch screens) away from the golfer. The further you drag, the more power your shot will have, as indicated by the length of the aiming line.
Does Stickman Golf have moving obstacles?
Yes, as you progress through the courses, you will encounter moving platforms, windmills, and other dynamic hazards that require careful timing to bypass.
What happens if my ball goes off the screen?
If you shoot your ball out of bounds, you will be penalized a stroke and must take your shot again from your previous position.

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