Golfie

Players putt across a series of procedurally arranged holes, drawing cards before each shot that can add curve, extra bounce, explosive force, or other effects to the ball's path. A completed run moves through several stages of escalating difficulty, with shops between rounds where new cards and upgrades can be purchased using currency earned from strong performances. Failing to keep shot counts low enough on later holes ends the run, pushing players to build synergies between cards rather than relying on raw putting skill alone.

• Card-Based Shots Cards drawn before each shot add curve, bounce, or other effects to the ball.
• Procedural Courses Holes are arranged differently on each run.
• Run-Based Progression A run advances through stages of increasing difficulty until it ends.
• Shops Between Rounds Currency earned from good shots buys new cards and upgrades.