How a PAR 1 hole works
- Read the wind direction and speed.
- Adjust left or right aim in exact 1° steps.
- Start the power meter and choose how hard to hit.
- Take the shot and watch the ball fly and roll.
- If you miss, retry and adjust your aim or power.
Every hole gives you one job: read the wind, aim, judge the power and try to sink the live cup in a single shot. There is no yardage guide or landing guide telling you the answer.

| WORLD | HOLES |
|---|---|
| Sky Heroes | 18 |
| Castle Quest | 9 |
| Sports Arena | 9 |
| Ocean Adventure | 9 |
| Galaxy Quest | 9 |
The playable cup is drawn by the game engine rather than being painted permanently into the course artwork. When you revisit or reload a hole, the cup can appear at another valid location on the green, including left and right positions rather than always sitting in the centre.
Retries can keep the current target long enough for you to learn from the previous shot and make a sensible adjustment. The newer worlds also use stronger winds and tighter target areas as the tour becomes more difficult.
The current cup physics do not use a broad magnetic funnel that drags near misses into the hole. A successful shot needs sensible speed and a genuine path through the cup area.
Each world saves completed holes and personal-best shot counts on the device, so you can return and try to improve.