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Daily Holes guide

I treated the official how-to, obstacles, and strategy pages as the rulebook and rewrote only what I could point back to. When a number is on this hub, it came from those pages on 30 September 2026, not from a guess.

Illustrated swing meter with a narrow mint pure band
Original diagram of the pure-band idea. Numbers come from the official strategy page.
Illustrated river bridge, island green, wind, and a portal on a night course
Original hazard illustration. The eight hazard names are from the official obstacles page.

The round in one pass

Nine holes, one shared course, pure timing. You set a line, stop the meter, then live with the rollout. Par is per hole. The card highlights birdie, bogey, and a hole-in-one. Aces are a lifetime stat, separate from your current daily streak and your best streak.

The strategy page puts the pure strike in a narrow band, 82 to 87 on the meter. Aim under the band rather than on the top edge, because a miss low is only short. Surfaces then multiply rollout: bridge 5.20, cart path 3.00, green 2.10, fairway 1.45, tee 1.25, rough 0.30, portal green 0.18, deep rough 0.14, bunker 0.07, water 0.00.

Where to go next

Source: How to play. Three-step shot and practice limits.

Source: Strategy. Pure band, rollout table, club distances.

Source: Obstacles. Eight-hazard list.

A short look at the timing round

Original illustrated preview hosted on this site. It is not a captured leaderboard round.

Questions I keep getting

Does luck change the course?

No. The about page says the course is generated from the date, so the world shares one layout.

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