Golfinity

About Golfinity

Golfinity is a procedurally generated miniature golf game with an infinite course — every hole is generated fresh, and the course theoretically never ends. The goal shifts from completing a specific designer-crafted 18-hole layout to achieving the lowest possible cumulative score before posting your result. Hole difficulties vary randomly from simple flat runs to complex multi-wall mazes and elevation challenges.

The physics model is responsive and consistent. The shot strength meter is straightforward to read, and the ball's rolling behaviour on flat surfaces is predictable enough to allow accurate planning. Elevation changes and wall interactions introduce the randomness that makes each procedurally generated hole different from the last.

Scoring Strategy

Hole-in-one attempts are situationally worth pursuing — the bonus points go significantly higher than just recording par. Read the full hole layout before shooting and identify whether the geometry allows a straight-line solution before committing to a banked approach. On complex holes where a direct solution isn't available, aim for the par score rather than gambling on birdie lines that risk double-bogey; Golfinity's infinite mode is a cumulative score game, so big individual mistakes matter more than missed birdie chances.