Relic Putt
A little golf. A grand adventure.
An adventurous browser mini-golf game where the next shot is only half the story. Play a round, pick a relic, and find your way forward.
More than a straight
line to the hole.
Get to know the game Relic Putt puts a different decision behind every swing. The course brings water, spikes, totems and changing weather; your ball brings the relic you chose along the way.
There are unusual course features and Guardian challenges to discover, too. Start with the simple controls, then learn to think about where a shot finishes—not just where it starts.
Simple swing. Plenty of possibilities.
You can play with a mouse or a touchscreen. On a phone, landscape orientation gives the course more breathing room. Here are the inputs to know before your first shot.
| Your move | Mouse & keyboard | Touchscreen |
|---|---|---|
| Take a shot | Drag back, then release | Drag back, then lift your finger |
| Use a relic | Space while airborne | Tap while airborne |
| Take a break | P or the pause button | Tap the pause button |
Get comfortable with the swing first. Then try a midair activation and observe what your equipped relic changes.
Plan the landing.
Then take the shot.
Before aiming at the flag, ask a smaller question: where can this ball safely finish? A clear path through the air is only useful if it leaves you somewhere worth landing.
Find somewhere safe to finish.
Look beyond the first obstacle. A short, controlled shot to open ground can give you a clearer next move than an ambitious attempt across water or spikes.
Change one thing at a time.
If an attempt falls short or goes too far, adjust deliberately. Changing your aim, drag and ability timing all at once makes it harder to learn what helped.
Read the course before repeating.
Pause to notice the weather, special course features and Guardian behavior. When a familiar shot stops working, check what the environment has changed.
Give the ability a job.
Plan the route first, then decide whether a midair relic activation serves it. Pressing the button simply because it is available can turn a useful test into a guess.
One useful habitAfter a miss, name the problem before changing the shot: wrong landing spot, too much distance, or poorly timed ability. One clear observation is more useful than a rushed retry.
A relic is a choice,
not just a reward.
After a hole, you choose between three relics that change your ball. Instead of hunting for a universal “best” pick, read the choices and connect one to a problem you want to solve.
What held you back?
Think about the last awkward shot. Was the hard part the route, the landing, or understanding your ability?
What does this one do?
Use the in-game description. Relic names alone do not tell you their timing or how they fit your next shot.
Where can you test it?
Try one clear situation, watch the result, and build your next decision around what you actually observed.
These are suggested ways to approach the game, rather than a tested walkthrough for every hole or a ranking of all relics.
Make a round of it.
Explore the courses
Discover different environments, signature holes and Guardian challenges. There are also nine golfers to unlock as you play.
Daily Challenge
Looking for another way to play? Open Daily Challenge and check its current objective in the game. Let the displayed rules guide your approach.
Party mode
Share one device with up to four players. Wait for the next person’s name to appear before passing it over. This is local, turn-taking play; remote online multiplayer is not established by the listing.
A few things you might
be wondering.
What is Relic Putt?
It is a browser mini-golf game built around obstacle courses and relic abilities. This page provides the GamePix player and an independent guide to getting started.
Can I play on a phone or tablet?
GamePix lists desktop, mobile and tablet browser support. Touch input works alongside mouse input. The game uses a landscape layout, so try rotating your phone if the course feels cramped.
How do I activate my relic?
Press Space on a keyboard, or tap on a touchscreen, while the ball is airborne. Read your equipped relic’s description to understand what its activation does.
Can I play with friends?
Party mode supports up to four people taking turns on the same device. Pass the device when the game displays the next player’s name.
What if the game does not load?
Try opening the game directly on GamePix. Check your connection and whether your browser permits the third-party player. If only this embedded version has trouble, the direct link may help. GamePix controls the game’s availability.
Is this an official site or a disc golf product?
This is an independent guide to the Relic Putt browser game, not its developer’s official website. The RIP Relic disc golf putter is a separate physical product.
About this guide
Game features and controls were checked against the GamePix Relic Putt listing on . Shot-planning suggestions are independently written advice. The player uses the GamePix public distribution feed. The game and its artwork belong to their respective owners.
The next shot is yours.
Aim with a plan. Leave a little room for adventure.