Blind Putt

It's golf, except you can't see the course. Every green hides a few things: rocks, ramps, sand, water, and the cup. You putt from a number on the edge and the game tells you one thing, where the ball came out. A rock sends it straight back. A ramp turns it. Sand stops it cold. Water costs you a stroke and tells you nothing, which is rude but fair. From those exits you work out what's on the green, place your guesses, cross off the empty squares, and find a way into the cup. Fewer strokes wins. If your map of the green is right when the ball drops, you get a stroke back. HOW IT PLAYS • Tap a number to putt. Every putt is a stroke • Map the green with pieces from the tray, and cross off what you've ruled out • Par 3, 4 and 5 greens, from Easy to Expert • Perfect Map: get the whole green right and take a stroke off TOURNAMENT • Nine holes, par 36, getting harder as you go • Pick a perk…