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What Pin High is
Pin High is a daily golf challenge built around a simple goal: complete a 9-hole course and score against par. Everyone plays the same shared course on the same day. On every hole you choose how to attack it. You can aim by dragging or tapping, select a club with the caddie or on your own, and time your swing by holding and releasing. Wind can push your shot, so adjust your aim to account for it; on the green, read the slopes before you putt. Each hole is scored relative to par, noted as eagle, birdie, par, bogey, and so on. Your official round is available daily, while practice rounds are unlimited and past courses are archived. No signup is required, and the experience runs in a browser on both phone and desktop.
How to play
Begin a daily round and play each of the 9 holes in order. On every shot, set your aim by dragging or tapping the target, choose your club through the caddie or your own manual selection, then hold and release to control the swing. Before you commit, factor in the wind and read the green's contours for the putt. Your score for each hole is compared against par, and the hole ends early if you reach par plus 5 strokes. Water and out-of-bounds add a penalty stroke, while rough reduces distance by about 14 percent. After your official round for the day is complete, practice mode stays open without limits and the archive lets you revisit past courses.
Tips
- Before every shot, check the wind and adjust your aim so the ball stays on your intended line.
- Read the green's slopes carefully before putting; the ball will follow the break you see.
- Water and out-of-bounds cost a penalty stroke, so a safe shot can keep your score closer to par.
- Use unlimited practice rounds to get comfortable with the daily course before playing your official round.
Common questions
Is an account required to play Pin High?
No. Pin High is built for play without signup, and the same daily course is available to everyone. It works on both phones and desktop browsers.
Can I keep playing after my daily official round?
Yes. Practice rounds are unlimited, and past courses are archived, so you can continue playing even after your official round for the day is finished.
How is scoring handled on each hole?
Each hole is scored against par, with results noted as eagle, birdie, par, bogey, and so on. A hole ends once you reach par plus 5 strokes, and water or out-of-bounds costs a penalty stroke.