Golf 
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Skill 
Physics What is Golf Hill?
Launch a golf ball across hilly terrain to reach the hole in few strokes. Calculate power and trajectory while accounting for steep slopes and wind resistance.
How to Play
You are presented with a golf ball and a hole located across a series of hills. Your objective is to sink the ball in as few strokes as possible. Interaction involves "Pull-and-Release Aiming"—dragging back to determine the power and angle of the shot. You must observe the "Wind Meter" and the "Gradient Arrow" of the hill. The ball will roll and bounce realistically based on its "Initial Velocity" and the angle of the landing surface.
Pro Tips
Achieving "Birdie" status depends on "Backspin Management." Instead of aiming directly for the hole, aim for the "Upslope Area" just before it. By landing the ball on a steep incline, you use the "Slope-Friction" to stop the ball's forward momentum, preventing it from overshooting the hole. A pro strategy is to "Play the Wind-Curvature"—aiming "Upwind" so the lateral force carries the ball into a perfect center-hole trajectory during its descent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if the ball goes out of bounds?
You receive a "Stroke Penalty" and the ball is reset to its previous position. Always prioritize "Safe-Ground" over aggressive long-range shots in high-wind levels.
Do different balls have different physics?
Yes. Unlocking the "Heavy Stone Ball" reduces the impact of wind, while the "Super Bouncy Ball" is ideal for skipping over water hazards or sand pits.
