Play Mini-Putt on Msdos Online

Mini-Putt was part of the MS-DOS Classic Games collection released in 1987 by Artech Digital Entertainment. It was one of those simple, straightforward titles that filled out software catalogs in the early days of home computing, offering a digital version of a familiar real-world game when elaborate graphics and complex stories were still rare.

You control a small, blocky golf ball, using the keyboard to set the angle and power of each putt across a series of single-screen courses. The goal is to sink the ball in the hole in as few strokes as possible, navigating obstacles like moving barriers, ramps, and hazards that send you back to the start. The game progresses screen by screen, each presenting a new, self-contained puzzle of angles and timing. The physics are simple but unpredictable, and the courses quickly become devious, demanding patience and precise input. It feels like a quiet, slightly stubborn battle against the machine's own quirky logic.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".