An 18 hole golf course in real 3D! Every hole is built from a seed the moment you tee off. Inspired by classic golf games.
Shoot par or better on the classic to unlock remix mode, and get a brand new course every time you play. Your game is auto saved if you want to come back later.
Sunshine is where rainbows and unicorns meet, so I made a game celebrating the sun and natural beauty. The rainbows are everywhere once you look for them: swing meter, aim ring, ball trail, water, lens flare, and flowers.
Created by Frank Force for JS13k 2026
Play with mouse or touch devices.
- Use buttons above the meter to set club, spin and distance, and the side arrows turn.
- Or use the arrow keys: left and right turn, up and down change club.
- Click the view to toggle placement camera.
- Mouse wheel sets distance.
- Click the meter or press space to swing.
- Aim with the arrows. A line draws the shot trajectory and the ring marks where it will land.
- Click once on the swing meter to start a swing.
- Click again to set the power.
- Click a third time to set accuracy. Click in the white band to strike it clean. Too early is a slice, too late is a hook.
Tips...
- The preview trajectory does not take wind into account, so the wind is yours to read.
- Backspin angles higher and stops faster, topspin angles lower and rolls farther.
- Greens follow the land they sit on, so read the slope before you putt.
- Water and out of bounds cost a stroke. At 5 over par you pick up and move on.
- 18 hole course, plus endless remix courses.
- WebGL 3d rendering system included.
- Procedural 3D terrain with hills, lakes, islands, and contoured greens that break your putts.
- Wind you can see: it bends shots, rolls waves, sways trees and blows clouds.
- Real flight physics with drag, lift, backspin and topspin.
- An 11 club bag, starring the mighty 13 iron.
- Sun rays, lens flare, rainbow trails and confetti.
- Procedural music and sound effects.
All rights reserved — this code is here to be played and judged, not reused. See LICENSE. The LittleJS engine itself remains MIT licensed in its own repository.