About Furious Golf
Furious Golf is a 2D pixel golf game where you chip the ball around odd little levels and try to drop it in the hole. It looks easy for about one shot. Then the hazards show up.
The courses are packed with lava, toxic slime, anti-gravity tubes and giant cogs, and you'll often need to bank the ball off walls to reach the cup. Levels come in three tiers, Easy, Normal and Hard, and each tier pushes the difficulty up.
Two tools keep it fair. A mulligan lets you retake your last shot, and on larger levels an eyeball button opens a free-look mode so you can scroll around and plan before you swing. You can play Furious Golf online here in a tall, portrait-shaped window.
How to Play Furious Golf
- Click inside the game window first, then use the mouse and keyboard to line up and take your shot.
- Pick Easy, Normal or Hard on the title screen.
- Chip the ball around the level and land it in the hole.
- Press the eyeball button on bigger levels to look around before you shoot.
- Open the in-game menu to take a mulligan or restart the level.
What to Expect in Furious Golf
Furious Golf is a golf game with bright, chunky pixel art and a sense of humor about its courses. Each level is a little contraption of hazards and gadgets, and the fun is in finding a shot that threads through them.
It does get tough. Difficulty climbs from Easy to Hard, and the later levels ask for precise shots and smart use of bounces. The mulligan takes the sting out of a bad swing, which keeps it from turning into the furious part of the title. Furious Golf free play has no limit, so you can retry as often as you need.
Tips for Furious Golf
- Use free-look before your first shot on a big level. Knowing where the hazards sit saves strokes.
- Take a mulligan when a shot lands somewhere awkward instead of playing on from trouble.
- Treat walls as part of the course. A bank shot is often the cleanest route to the hole.
- Give lava and toxic slime a wide berth, even if it means a longer route.
- Start on Easy to learn how the ball moves before you try Normal or Hard.
Who Made Furious Golf
Furious Golf was made by Ben James, who released it on itch.io. It was made with Defold. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Furious Golf page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Furious Golf free?
Yes. Furious Golf is free to play here, with nothing to buy and no account to make. It runs in the browser window above, so you can pick a difficulty and start chipping as soon as it loads, with as many retries as you want.
How do you play Furious Golf?
Pick a difficulty, then chip the ball around each level until it drops in the hole. Click inside the game window first, then use the mouse and keyboard. The in-game menu lets you take a mulligan or restart, and an eyeball button opens free-look on larger levels.
What is the goal of Furious Golf?
Get the ball into the hole on every level while avoiding hazards like lava and toxic slime. Anti-gravity tubes, giant cogs and bounces off walls are tools as much as obstacles. There are three tiers of levels, and they get harder as you move up.
Who made Furious Golf?
Furious Golf was made by Ben James with Defold and released on itch.io as a browser game. FunClicker embeds the creator's own web version, and you can find the original on itch.io through the link in the section above.
Can I play Furious Golf on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works, since Furious Golf runs in the browser, and its tall window fits a laptop screen without trouble. A mouse helps with lining up shots. Phones are less predictable, so a laptop or desktop is the safest bet for a smooth game.
Is Furious Golf unblocked at school?
Getting Furious Golf unblocked at school depends on the network. The game runs in an ordinary browser tab with nothing to download or install, but each school filters sites its own way, and that filter decides whether it opens. We do not control it.
What is a mulligan in Furious Golf?
A mulligan lets you retake your last shot. Furious Golf keeps it in the in-game menu along with the option to restart the level, so one bad swing does not have to ruin a hole. It's especially handy on Hard, where small mistakes add up fast.
What does the eyeball button do in Furious Golf?
It switches on free-look mode on larger levels. You can scroll around the whole course, spot the hazards and the hole, and plan your shot before taking it. Using it at the start of every big level is one of the best habits to build early.
