About tiny #1
tiny #1 is a minimal mini golf game that strips the sport down to almost nothing. There's a white ball, a small hole and a dark green field with a band of brighter grass along the top, and your job is to get one into the other.
It loads straight onto the course, with no title screen or menu in the way, so you can play tiny #1 online the moment the window appears.
It's small in every sense, and playing tiny #1 free here takes no setup at all.
How to Play tiny #1
- Click inside the game window first, then try the mouse and keyboard.
- Find the white ball near the top left of the field and the small hole near the middle.
- Line up your shot toward the hole.
- Get the ball into the hole.
- Click the window again if your input stops registering.
What to Expect in tiny #1
tiny #1 is about as small as a golf game gets. The look is flat and quiet, a plain green field with a soft strip of grass along one edge, and nothing else competing for your attention.
That bare setup puts all the focus on one thing: judging your shot. Expect a quick, low-key mini golf game rather than a full course with hazards and scorecards.
Tips for tiny #1
- Refresh your browser tab for a clean start if the ball ends up somewhere awkward.
- Take your time on each shot. With so little on screen, accuracy is the whole game.
- Start with gentle shots until you know how far the ball travels.
- Play in a larger window if you can, since the ball and hole are small.
- Watch where the ball stops after each shot, then adjust your aim and strength for the next one.
Who Made tiny #1
tiny #1 was made by Stuffed Wombat, who released it on itch.io. It was made in Construct. 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 tiny #1 page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is tiny #1 free?
Yes. tiny #1 is free to play here, with nothing to buy and no account to make. It runs in the browser window above and loads straight onto the green, so you can take your first shot within seconds. There's no title screen or menu to click through first.
How do you play tiny #1?
Click inside the game window first, then try the mouse and keyboard to send the white ball toward the hole. The field is plain green with almost nothing on it, so there's little to learn beyond lining up your shot and judging how far the ball will go.
What is the goal of tiny #1?
Get the white ball into the small hole. That's the whole idea, and it's the point of a game this small: one clear target on an empty green field and nothing to distract you from it. Line up the shot, judge the distance and sink it.
Who made tiny #1?
tiny #1 was made by Stuffed Wombat in Construct 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 tiny #1 on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works, since tiny #1 runs in the browser and is very light. A mouse or trackpad and a keyboard cover anything it might ask for. Phones are less reliable, so a laptop or desktop is the safer choice.
Is tiny #1 unblocked at school?
Getting tiny #1 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.
Is tiny #1 a full golf game?
No, it's a tiny one. tiny #1 is a minimal take on golf with a ball, a hole and a green field, built to be picked up in seconds. If you want long courses, hazards and scorecards, this is the opposite of that.
What does tiny #1 look like?
It's flat and minimal: a dark green field, a strip of brighter grass along the top, a small white ball near one corner and a hole outlined in white near the middle. There are no characters on the course, only the ball and its target.
