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Play Golf Solitaire online for free on desktop or mobile with no download. This version was made by the CrazyArcade team. A standard 52-card deck is shuffled and 35 cards are dealt face up into seven columns of five. The other 17 cards form the stock, and one of them is turned over to start the waste pile. Only the bottom card of each column can be played. You move it onto the waste when it is exactly one rank higher or lower than the waste card, and suits do not matter. When nothing fits, you draw the next card from the stock. The stock is never recycled. Scoring works like real golf, so the lowest score wins. Each deal is one hole, and your score for that hole is the number of cards left in the columns. If you clear all 35 cards, every card still in the stock counts as a minus point, so a hole cleared with four stock cards left scores -4. The 9 Holes mode deals nine holes in a row and adds the scores together, and a scorecard shows every hole at the end of the course. Single Hole mode plays one deal on its own. The game keeps your best course total and your best single hole for each rule set in your browser. There are two rule sets on the start screen. Classic follows the traditional rule that nothing can be played on a King and Aces only take a 2. Easy lets ranks wrap, so a King can go on an Ace, an Ace on a King, and a Queen on a King. You can undo any move, including the move that left you stuck, and the Hint button highlights a playable card or the stock. When the stock is empty and no column card fits, the hole ends and the game shows your score with the option to undo or move on to the next hole.
Mouse click or tap: play the bottom card of a column, or draw from the stock 1-7: play the bottom card of column 1 to 7 Space, D or Enter: draw from the stock U, Z or Backspace: undo the last move H: show a hint N or Escape: open the menu Enter or Space on the end of hole screen: next hole E or R on the start screen: switch between Classic and Easy rules
A: Each hole scores the number of cards left in the seven columns. If you clear all 35 column cards, the cards remaining in the stock are subtracted instead, so the score goes below zero. In 9 Holes mode the nine hole scores are added up, and the lowest total is best.
A: In Classic, ranks do not wrap: nothing can be played on a King and an Ace only accepts a 2. In Easy, King and Ace connect, so a King plays on an Ace, an Ace plays on a King, and a Queen plays on a King. Best scores are saved separately for each rule set.
A: Yes. Undo steps back one move at a time through the whole hole. When you run out of moves, the end of hole screen also has an Undo button, so you can try a different line before moving on.