Pocket Golf on notepad sheets
In Pocket Golf, you roll a ball into a hole on a piece of notepad paper. Each level looks like a new sheet of paper with pencils, erasers and sharpeners that stand or move and change the path of the ball. This is one of the logic games about calculating a strike and choosing strength.
How to get started in Pocket Golf
- Each level starts on a new sheet.
- Pencils, erasers and sharpeners can stand or move.
- The ball must be scored with as few shots as possible.
What prevents an accurate strike?
There are a lot of stationery items on the tracks and they act as barriers. Due to the moving erasers and sharpeners, the trajectory has to be read again before each stroke. Physics helps here because the ball reacts to the layout on the sheet.
How many tracks are there in Pocket Golf?
The game leads you along dozens of drawn tracks. On each page the arrangement of objects changes and new surprises appear. A series of levels proceed differently, so each sheet requires a new calculation of the move.