Find the course in sixty seconds.
Every day, one mystery course from the world's top 100 appears on the map — no name, no location, just the terrain. Read the clues, drop your pin, and see how close you get.
One course, every day
At midnight Central a new puzzle goes live and the clock starts at 60 seconds. Everyone plays the same course that day. You get one guess — so make it count.
Six hints, one every ten seconds
A fresh clue drops every ten seconds, each more revealing than the last. The first is free; after that, the longer you wait, the more points it costs. The ladder always runs in the same order:
- 🗺️1. Geographyfree
Where on Earth it sits — hemisphere, ocean, broad region.
- 🌡️2. Climate
The weather and conditions, and how they shape play.
- ⛰️3. Terrain
The landforms and routing — dunes, cliffs, parkland, mountains.
- ⛳4. Design
The architect, the era, and the course's pedigree.
- 📜5. History
Tournaments hosted, the founding year, ownership lore.
- 🏴6. Name
A near-giveaway that all but names the course.
How scoring works
Every round is scored out of 1,000. Two things decide it:
- Proximity — the closer your pin to the real course, the more points. The falloff is gentle, so landing on the right region still scores well.
- Time — a penalty builds continuously while the clock runs, about 150 points per ten-second hint window (capped once all six are out). Answer earlier in a window and you keep more of its points.
The upshot: a quick, confident guess beats a slow, hint-heavy one. A perfect pin in the first second is near 1,000; the same pin after all six hints is around 250.
Drop your pin & lock in
Tap anywhere on the map to drop your guess, drag it to fine-tune, then lock it in. The moment you do, the map reveals the real course and exactly how far off you were.
Streaks & sharing
Play every day to build a streak — miss a day and it resets. When you finish, share a spoiler-free scorecard: the emoji grid, not the answer. Compare with friends and keep the run alive.