Billard Golf

Odd table shapes set the pace in Billard Golf. Billiards gear meets golf rules on cloth-covered layouts ringed by rails, with a single cup waiting for the black ball. Each round asks for one stroke only, pushing the whole shot into a compact pool puzzle with a golf-style finish. The white ball sets the force. The black ball has to drop into the hole.

How to play?

Pulling the cue ball farther back increases power, sending the black ball farther across the table after contact. Rails redirect the shot, making bank angles part of the route to the cup. Landing the ball in one attempt clears the next layout. A miss resets the round from the beginning.