
Golf It!
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01About Golf It!
Golf It! is a minigolf game about guiding your putter through themed courses and trying to complete each hole. Eight official courses bring distinct themes and mechanics, while thousands of community-made courses expand the selection. Play solo or together, join large groups, or build courses of your own with the level editor. 90% of 24,765 player reviews are positive on Steam. The Steam PC interface supports Simplified Chinese, English, German, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, Czech, French, Korean, Swedish, Finnish, Portuguese, Turkish, and Ukrainian. Released August 18, 2023.
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$2.242025-06-27 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Simplified Chinese | Yes | — | — |
| English | Yes | — | — |
| German | Yes | — | — |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Spanish | Yes | — | — |
| Japanese | Yes | — | — |
| Russian | Yes | — | — |
| Czech | Yes | — | — |
| French | Yes | — | — |
| Korean | Yes | — | — |
| Swedish | Yes | — | — |
| Finnish | Yes | — | — |
| Portuguese | Yes | — | — |
| Turkish | Yes | — | — |
| Ukrainian | Yes | — | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Courses and editor
The Steam PC game has eight official courses and thousands of community-made Workshop courses. Its level editor includes objects, dynamic terrain, and event systems.
Play modes
Golf It! supports single-player, multiplayer, and co-op; the description also mentions gatherings of more than 30 players.
Language
The Steam PC interface supports English. Check the Steam store page for details on the available language and control options.
03Frequently asked questions
Can I play solo or with friends?
Yes. The game has single-player, multiplayer, and co-op, and its description also mentions gatherings of over 30 players.
Are there extra courses?
Yes. Thousands of community-made courses are available through the Workshop.
Can I make my own courses?
Yes. The detailed editor offers many objects, dynamic terrain, and event systems.
How do the leaderboards work?
Leaderboards change with the seasons; the description says each reset rewards gear based on ranking.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
I don't really want to give this game a thumbs down, but I can't recommend it when I feel there's another very very similar game that does what this game tries to do, but better. Golf With Your Friends is cheaper, and quite frankly is the superior game when it comes down to it. Normally, I wouldn't mind some flaws, but this game has two major cons that I don't think will be able to be fixed without MASSIVE reworks to the entire game, sadly. First and worst of all, the level design is extremely unforgiving. I don't mind a challenge at all, but this is mini golf. Meant to be a casual game to play with friends. I think maybe in the first level on maybe hole 4 or 5, you'll see the start of an awful trend in these levels. There are MANY many times when you work your way to a hole, usually taking a few strokes to get there, only to find that if you make a mistake on the last stroke, the level will send you back to the very START of the level. It's extremely frustrating, and quite frankly too unforgiving in a game for casual minigolf. Some more signs of unforgiving level design. There are QUITE a few spots where there's just holes in the map for what seem like the sake of frustrating you and your friends. This isn't inherently bad, but it's used MUCH too often in this game I'm afraid. And worse still, there are a couple holes that are quite literally just RNG/memorization. I REALLY do not appreciate that kind of design in just about any game. By RNG, I mean pick a hole to go in, and it shoots you out to your death or back to the start of the level. Now, many minigolf type things do this, but in this game, its either you pick the right one and go to the hole, or you just fall into a pit and lose a stroke or are taken back to the start. I will be fair on that last one, however, that there's not many RNG/memorization holes. Maybe 2-3, but, still, it shows off a lack of understanding to level design. The next major con is the physics. The physics are not terrible by any means, don't get me wrong, but they're just not good enough, I'm afraid. When putting, you're meant to sort of "flick" your mouse and how hard you "flick" it is how hard you will send the ball. Unfortunately with this style, it is VERY hard to be precise with your power, and with the horrendously unforgiving level design that DEMANDS precision, it makes for an even more frustrating experience. The ball itself also REALLY does not like to stop rolling. This is a big problem as well since most rounds are timed. I actually found myself having to increase the standard time by one minute simply because of these wonky physics. It also makes for a lot more downtime between shots, which isn't fun either I'm afraid. I'll give a brief view on the Pros, though. The graphics are great. It's a nice looking game. The level editor is a super idea. The online is also quite good, however the UI needs work. (Have to start and host a new game every time a map is finished.) My recommendation is just get Golf With Your Friends. It's cheaper, has better physics (slightly!) and has much better and more forgiving level design suited for casual golfing with well--your friends. The graphics are not as pretty, and the online can be a tad wonky, but I don't find that to be a major downfall personally. There is no level editor in that game, yet sadly, so if a level editor makes or breaks your decision, then I suppose go for Golf It! for now. I assume Golf With Your Friends has plans for a level editor in the future. Sorry for the downer review, it's not a bad game by any means, but simply feels inferior. Maybe the devs will prove me wrong and fix the issues I have with it now, but in its current state, I wouldn't recommend picking up this game.Show moreShow less
I own both Golf It! and Golf With Your Friends. Both are great games, but they have slightly different feels to them. My friends and I will switch between the two games depending on which style of gameplay we'd prefer for the evening (or sometimes play both!). GWYF is slightly easier to get into and the controls make the game slightly more reasonably competitive. GWYF also has a more polished feel. Golf It!, on the other hand, is a little more zany (for lack of a better word), and the controls add more pressure to every shot. With the addtion of extra clubs and considering the possibilities available with the level editor and Steam workshop integration, this game has almost infinite replay potential.Show moreShow less
VR Review. Please do not consider buying this game if you plan to play it in VR. The controls are horrible, there is no auto teleport like in golf with your friends so moving around in this game is a total nightmare. You get stuck in objects quickly and there is no sense of scale. The game runs horrible in vr and is not well optimised for VR. Overall a very bad experience for a VR user.Show moreShow less
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I should of seen the red lights a game that has been in Early Access for 4 years is a bad sign. Low and behold this game comes with about 3-4 hours of content MAX any replay value after that and you'll have to ask the community workshop to do some work and make some content because the publishers have taken their money and run. Also encountered issues with balls getting stuck requiring resets to the player and also whole level stalls which requires a complete reset of the map. Fork out 8 more dollars and get a finished product in golf with friends.Show moreShow less
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I waited to pick this up and almost bought a few copies when it was on sale because I was so confident from the reviews and the fact that the game had workshop support. But after playing, I was glad I didn't get multiple copies of this game. The ability to regulate, measure, or effectively estimate your swing many times in "Golf It!" is pretty awful. There are times where you need to back the power icon off the screen and just guess on how hard you're hitting the ball. It just doesn't make for an enjoyable experience since so many putts are wild guesses. I would recommend anyone considering this game look at these possible options (that supersede this game): Golf With Your Friends (full price $5.99) does everything this game does and does it better. 100ft Robot Golf (full price $9.99) is slightly different, but a very good multiplayer game with split-screen capabilities for golfing...plus the silly humor can be entertaining too. For more options games and a overall better golf with your mouse experience, choose Tower Unite (full price $14.99)...plus you get the bonus of having LOTS of other things to do or play with other people. That said, Golf It! with a full price of $8.99 just doesn't compare to even cheaper, more refined golfing experiences on Steam.Show moreShow less
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After playing this the other day, I came back to the store page to see if I had even bought the game I thought I saw. Sure enough it's the right game, but then I realized that the trailer and screenshots show exactly zero gameplay. Lots of pretty views of the courses which hide: - The main game camera is not good - The swing mechanic is devoid of tangible scale So I found actually golfing pretty unpleasant. I also played in VR and it is still in progress, which is fair but not properly communicated on the store page. Cool that it has an editor, but if I don't like playing the creations, it isn't much of a bonus. I've refunded for now, it's not ready yet in my opinion.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.
