Paper Putt
OriginalDrag further back for more power, but a short gentle tap is often the smarter putt. Bank shots off the paper stones, and time the turning pinwheels: putt when a blade swings clear. Sand kills your speed; a pond costs a stroke and puts you back where you last putted. The flag pulls the pearl in when it arrives slow and close, so let it finish. Eight strokes is the cap on a hole; sink it before that to protect your card. Birdies and better are the fastest way up the scorecard.
Nine folded paper holes, mostly par 3 with a few par 4s. Paper stones, sand traps, ponds and turning pinwheels to bank around. Drag-to-putt control with a live dotted aim line. Stroke counter, full scorecard and a saved best round. Mouse, touch and keyboard, in portrait or landscape.