Party Golf

Great game for remote play together and hot seat gameplay! The many modifiers that are customizable per level are a bliss and really make this game shine. Go get it if you like frantic golf with friends, it's a blast.

Great and fun game. soo many game modes.

Party Golf, developed and published by Giant Margarita, is a wildly creative reimagining of golf that trades the calm, methodical nature of the sport for chaos, speed, and competitive hilarity. Instead of carefully lining up shots and taking turns, Party Golf has everyone shooting simultaneously, racing to sink their ball first in unpredictable environments. The result is less about precision and more about momentum, timing, and improvisation as players scramble across procedurally generated terrain that rarely plays the same way twice. It feels like a deliberate break from golf tradition, turning the sport into a party brawler where anything can happen. The presentation leans into minimalism, and that works in its favor. The 2D graphics are simple, brightly colored, and easy to read, allowing players to instantly parse slopes, curves, and hazards without distraction. While it doesn’t aim for realism, the clean design ensures that the chaotic matches remain comprehensible even when eight players are frantically trying to sink their shots at the same time. There’s a playful vibrancy in the way the landscapes shift and stretch, and when paired with the lighthearted audio cues and upbeat soundtrack, it captures the spirit of a party game that prioritizes energy over polish. What truly sets Party Golf apart is the sheer amount of variety it offers. The game boasts over a hundred different modes and an extensive set of customization options. Players can tweak everything from ball physics and match types to power-ups and environmental effects, ensuring no two sessions feel the same. Power-ups like sticky balls, teleporters, or wall-bouncing modifiers shake up the rules in unpredictable ways, forcing players to adapt on the fly. This level of customization makes Party Golf endlessly replayable, as friends can tailor the game to fit either a lighthearted session of silly gimmicks or a more skill-focused competition. As its name suggests, the game is designed first and foremost for multiplayer. It supports up to eight players locally, and the option to share controllers adds to its absurd party-friendly appeal. Matches often devolve into moments of shared laughter, frustration, and surprise as players watch improbable shots succeed or fail in spectacular fashion. While there are solo options with CPU opponents and challenge modes, the game loses much of its spark when played alone. The real magic lies in its couch multiplayer energy, where the unpredictability becomes part of the fun rather than a source of frustration. That said, Party Golf does have limitations. Its reliance on randomness can sometimes feel overwhelming, particularly when carefully aimed shots are undone by a lucky bounce or an unpredictable map design. For players who prefer competitive precision, these chaotic elements may feel like the game undermines skill in favor of spectacle. Additionally, while the local multiplayer is excellent, online options are more limited, which restricts the game’s reach for those without easy access to friends for couch play. Despite this, many players find that the fun lies not in perfect fairness but in the chaotic stories each match produces. In the end, Party Golf succeeds in turning a traditionally slow and strategic sport into a frantic, fast-paced experience brimming with personality and laughter. It’s not a game about realism or mastery—it’s about unpredictability, customization, and the joy of competing with friends in a space where victory often comes down to both skill and sheer luck. For those seeking a unique party game that thrives on chaos and creativity, Party Golf offers hours of entertainment. It may not satisfy purists looking for a true golf simulation, but as a party experience, it more than delivers on its promise of being fun, unpredictable, and endlessly replayable. Rating: 8/10

its super

I don't know if a whole lot of people on here are familiar with flappy golf it is a mobile app that was very popular for its ability to link phones and play together in my highschool. This game is a lot like flappy golf but better in every way, it ditches the cartoony aesthetic for something simpler which allows the greatest feature of this game, its customization, to shine. The amount of modes this game has to offer are truly staggering which is amazing for couch co-op fun with a group of friends or even just another individual. I have only scratched the surface of all of these modes but each one i have played with so far adds a unique modifier that keeps competition fresh. The game also gives the user complete control over these settings which reminds me of old level editors that are not often as strong as they used to be. Between the extraordinary amount of goofy golf content on display here and the in-depth tools its offers to make your own fun with friends this is a hearty reccomendation in my opinion for anyone who enjoys party games with friends

Easy to learn and very fun to play game that certainly lives up to its name. The easily readable visual style combined with dead-simple controls make this a perfect party game for non-gamers. Everyone can compete and enjoy. Or, turn on collision and enjoy the chaos. Remote play together made it simple for friends from all over to connect and play like we're on the same couch. Seemingly endless modifiers give you the freedom to cook up the right gametype for whatever crowd or skill types you have playing, or find something new that none of you didn't even know you wanted. At least three times we found a new game-mode that became our favorite mode. Start mixing and matching and make something truly fun, or not, it's up to you. Levels are randomly generated which can keep things fresh but also produce just some of the dumbest levels you've ever seen. Looking for a fun 2d-golf-centric party game? Well, you found it, bud.

Great little party golf game. SO MANY choices! And you can play up to eight players, using four controllers. I only wish it had online play.

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Can someone help? how to connect with friends with this game?

The UI is goofy and wack, the whole game's kinda dukie. I MIGHT have downloaded it for free if I knew but for 15 tho? No chance.