Birdie Bounce
By Mapi Games
Birdie Bounce turns golf into a side-on platform puzzle: your ball has to hop from one floating green pipe to the next until it drops into the flagged hole. Hold to build power, aim, release, and repeat — the shot counter in the corner tracks every swing, and fewer swings mean more stars. It runs free in your browser on desktop and mobile, no download needed.
Game info
- Developer
- Mapi Games
- Rating
- Not yet rated
- Release date
- Apr 17, 2026
- Last updated
- Sep 28, 2026
- Technology
- HTML5
- Platforms
- Web Browser (Desktop, Mobile)
Controls
Keyboard & mouse
- Click and hold — charge the shot
- Move the mouse — aim
- Release — fire the ball
Touch
- Tap and hold — charge the shot
- Drag — aim
- Release — shoot
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How to Play Birdie Bounce
Each hole is a 2D layout of green cylindrical platforms hanging in the air, with the cup and its red flag sitting on one of them. Press and hold to charge a shot, move to set the angle, then release. A dotted arc previews where the ball is heading and a power bar fills beside the ball while you hold, so short taps keep the ball on nearby platforms and long holds send it flying.
The ball bounces when it lands, so shots are as much about where it settles as where it goes. Obstacles such as the big red-and-white ball sit in the flight path and have to be played around. The header names your course and hole number — Seaside Links, Hole 1/10 in the opening frames — while Shots counts up underneath.
Sink the ball to move to the next hole. Keep your shot count low for a better star rating, and a hole in one is the perfect result. There are 50 holes spread over five courses, from seaside greens to jungle and outer space.
Tips
- Watch the dotted arc before releasing — it shows the bounce line, so you can line up a landing on the next pipe instead of overshooting it.
- Short holds are safer on tight layouts like Hole 2, where platforms are stacked close together and a full-power shot sails past the cup.
- Treat the red obstacle ball as a wall: aim over or under it rather than trying to bounce through.
- Landing on the flag platform first, then nudging the ball into the cup, usually costs fewer shots than trying to drop straight in from long range.
Features
- 50 holes to complete
- Five courses to unlock, including seaside, jungle and outer space themes
- Star ratings based on how few shots you take
- Hole in one as the top result on a hole
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Birdie Bounce free to play?
Yes, it is free and runs in your web browser with no download or install.
Can I play Birdie Bounce on a phone or tablet?
Yes, it supports mobile as well as desktop. On touch screens you tap and hold to charge, drag to aim and release to shoot; hold your device in landscape.
Who made Birdie Bounce?
It was developed by Mapi Games and built with HTML5, with a 2026 release.
How do I earn stars?
Stars are tied to your shot count on each hole — the fewer swings you use, the higher your rating, and a hole in one gives the perfect result.
How many holes are there?
There are 50 holes in total, split across five courses that range from a seaside setting to jungle and outer space.