Ice Bet

Front nine A cream score sheet, a striped lane and a white ball resting on the tee. Drag a finger back from anywhere on the screen and let go: the ball rolls the opposite way, the length of the drag sets the power, and a row of white dots previews the start of its path. Meadow Links opens the campaign with soft greens, wooden posts and a gentle ridge, then Harbour Pier brings banks off the rails, a turning windmill and a tight hairpin beside the water. Each cup you sink unlocks the next one in line. Back nine Canyon Run closes the course with long switchbacks, busy sliding gates, sand that kills the pace and ramps that send a timid stroke rolling back down. Eighteen holes in three courses lead from First Tee to Grand Finale, and a ball that arrives too fast skips straight over the rim, so touch counts as much as aim. Finish under par or in a single stroke for three stars, level for two and any other finish for one, with 54 stars across the course. After par plus three the ball is picked up. Rapid Nine draws a quick round of nine, three from each course, scored against par, and keeps your last twenty rounds in a table with the lowest marked by a trophy. The clubhouse The home tab shows what comes next along with your stars, aces and birdies. The records page gathers nine records, from your lowest nine and average putts to rail bounces. The Locker holds eight ball finishes, from Classic White and Ladybird to Lilac Swirl, opened with stars and shown in the 3D scene. A quiz serves ten questions from 26 real golf facts, with three ball lives and a short note after every answer. Haptics and the drifting grass backdrop can be switched off, and everything plays offline with no ads and no account.