What The Golf?

is an indie puzzle game that repeatedly subverts the rules of golf, turning each level into a different absurd physical gag rather than a standard putting challenge.

Instead of hitting a golf ball toward a hole, individual levels might have the player launching a house, a flock of birds, or an entire golf cart, with the controls and objective changing from stage to stage without warning. Puzzles are short and built around a single surprising twist, so the game leans on constant novelty rather than escalating difficulty in any one mechanic.

Levels are grouped into worlds that each riff on a different theme, occasionally parodying other well-known video game genres entirely within the golf framing. The presentation uses simple, colorful low-poly visuals that keep focus on the physical comedy of each level's twist rather than realistic golf simulation.

• Constantly Changing Rules Each level swaps out what is being hit and how the controls behave.
• Short Puzzle Format Levels are brief and built around a single physical gag or twist.
• Themed Worlds Levels are grouped into worlds that each parody a different idea or genre.
• Low-Poly Visual Style Simple colorful visuals keep the focus on physical comedy.