Unparalleled game-play with sophisticated mechanics and alluring visuals. The perfect game for the average or experienced, proficient golfer. While incomplex at first glance, even the most astute mathematician may struggle with the troublesome trigonometric functions required to usurp dominance over some levels. Over all i rate this game 8.237 / 9.487.

I'm glad it was only $1 b/c its probably not even worth that, its maybe 4 minutes of fun at most, there are no numbered levels or holes to progress thru. It lacks basic things like an exit button to quit the game, I had to force close it thru task manager. Would not recommend!!!

There’s not really enough for a game here, and the only reason I didn’t bother refunding is it was less than £1. It’s only about 5 minutes of content, and most of that’s because the interface is so opaque that it’s hard to work out what the buttons do. It’s appropriate that it looks like a blueprint, because all you really get is an idea for a game.

no matter how fast you can solve the puzzles, the smartest people are the ones who never played this game.

As far as golf games go, this is hardly a golf game at all. That's not a knock on Golf in Paper, as the game is a breath of fresh air in its genre which isn't sports, but puzzles. The game is played as a doodle on a piece of grid paper with a toolbar of simply drawn objects at your disposal to bounce the ball off of and reach the hole in one stroke. The elegance and charm are amplified by the, less is more, school of thought which was perfectly executed. My only complaint is the lack of scale to the game. Levels, achievements, and a coherent menu are absent and I hope implemented in a later version, but even if not and the game remains unchanged, I would still recommend it, as the gameplay is that satisfying to the puzzle lover. See more game reviews at geekandnerdlife.com

tiny, simple but clever game based on physics