8 players. That's the number that makes Mulligans Golf Game worth paying attention to. Most arcade golf titles settle for four. This one throws open the doors for a full eight-player free-for-all, locally or online, across open-map courses that look more like playgrounds than fairways.
Wacky Characters and Unlockable Skins
You'll choose from eleven legendary characters — think aliens, cavemen, and stickmen, not Tiger Woods. Each comes with unique golf skills, and you'll unlock skins by leveling up as you play. The vibe is deliberate: this is about capturing the real emotions of golf (the joy, the agony, the sudden urge to throw a club) without any of the simulation tedium.
Controls are simplified but not dumbed down. You manage shot type, shape, and power with practice swings that show a trajectory estimate before you commit. It's the kind of system that rewards experimentation without requiring a physics degree.
Eight Hand-Crafted Courses and Community Maps
Mulligans Golf ships with eight courses built by the developers, each designed with varied difficulty and distinct visual personality. On top of that, players can create and share their own maps through community tools, which means the course library will grow fast. Local and global leaderboards track personal bests alongside world rankings, so there's always a target to beat.
The game also supports monthly tournaments that rotate through different courses and settings. For competitive types, this is where the real longevity lives — fighting for top spots against a rotating global field.
Multiplayer Chaos and Golf Carts
Here's where things get silly. The game includes rentable golf carts that you can use to zip across the course quickly, or — more importantly — to run over your friends during chaotic multiplayer sessions. The eight-player cap means you can have a full lobby of cart-based anarchy, and the developers clearly leaned into this kind of Among Us-style social chaos rather than trying to be a realistic sim.
Multiple match types and modes accommodate different playstyles, from stroke play to more arcade-oriented formats. The game doesn't force you into one box, which is a smart approach for a party-friendly title.
Practice Ranges and Mini Games
Between rounds, you can head to the driving range or putting green to sharpen skills through mini games. These aren't afterthoughts — they're designed to be genuinely useful for learning course management without the pressure of a live match. If you've ever wanted to practice a 50-foot putt while a friend in a golf cart honks at you, this is your game.
The practice swing mechanic, which shows a trajectory estimate before you address the ball, is likely powered by some kind of AI logic under the hood. It's not overbearing — just enough help to keep the game from feeling unfair when you're learning the courses.
Platform Availability and Beta Sign-Up
Mulligans Golf Game is currently in development and the developers have opened sign-ups for playtesting. The beta is expected to cover both local and online multiplayer, and the community map tools will be part of the test. If the game lands on Android and Apple devices in the future, the mobile-friendly arcade style would make a lot of sense, but the beta focus seems to be on PC and console at the moment.
Sign up for the Mulligans Golf Game beta here (click "Request Access" on the linked page). Bring friends. Bring enemies. Bring a golf cart and a grudge.
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