Drag back, let go
Pull away from the ball. The further you pull, the harder the shot, and an arrow shows the direction and power. Let go to hit.
1,000 holes · Twelve worlds
Pull back. Let go. Sink it.
Terrain Golf is a cheerful side-on golf game for short breaks. Roll over hills, splash through ponds and bounce off trampolines, then try a world where gravity is different. It has no ads and nothing to buy.
Free · No ads · Works offline
Drag back anywhere on the screen, watch the arrow grow, and let go. That's the whole control scheme.
Easy open holes, then puzzles with tunnels, walls and gadgets. Every one has been played by a computer to prove it can be finished.
Meadow, Desert and Snow, then Moon, Jupiter, Jelly and more, where gravity and bounce change the whole game.
How it works
No menus to learn and no clutter. Drag back to aim, and the ball flies the other way, like a slingshot.
Pull away from the ball. The further you pull, the harder the shot, and an arrow shows the direction and power. Let go to hit.
Tap the lightbulb for an arrow showing what to try, and tap again to watch the whole flight. Stuck is never stuck for long.
The ball rolls downhill, speeds up, slows down, bounces and spins. Nothing is fudged, so a good shot is always rewarded.
Finish a hole for bronze, match par for silver, and beat it for gold. Replay a hole any time to go for a better one.
Nine ball colours and nine faces, from Classic and Bubblegum to Gold and Rainbow, and Happy to Sleepy. One of each is free and the rest are earned as you play.
Add up to eight players, each with a picture, a name, their own progress and their own ball. Switch from the main menu.
With bouncy walls on, the edges of a hole bounce the ball back. Switch them off and leaving the hole sends the ball back to where you hit it.
Hits, bounces, splashes and cheers, all made inside the app. One switch turns the sound and vibration off.
Every screen sees the same world. A bigger screen simply shows more of it. Controls stay clear of notches, rounded corners and foldable gutters.
Worlds and holes
Holes start gentle and get trickier. Worlds change the look and, in some, the rules.
On the Moon the ball floats and bounces a lot. On Jupiter it's heavy and hardly bounces. In Jelly everything is super bouncy, and in Deep Sea the ball floats and slows. A small badge on the screen reminds you of the rule.
Sand and mud slow the ball, ice and snow let it slide, trampolines throw it back, and conveyor belts carry it along.
Fall in a pond, or lava on Jupiter, and the ball goes back to where you hit it. Gale holes have a steady wind, and arrows show which way it blows.
Later holes add rock tunnels and windows to thread, walls to lob the ball over, bumpers, fans, floating islands and low-gravity bubbles. Every hole is checked so there's always a fair way through.
A look inside
The same game on iPhone, iPad, Mac and a foldable, with the same world on every screen.












Simple by design
Terrain Golf is made for a few quick minutes at a time. There's nothing to sign up for, nothing to buy, and nothing that gets in the way.
Free, with no ads and no purchases.
For iPhone, iPad and Mac (iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15 or later).