Now that the sun is shining, it's time to play the hugely popular real-time multiplayer game!

Compete against players from around the world in tournaments and one-on-one matches, or with your Facebook friends on beautiful courses!

As you improve your golf game, upgrade your clubs and unlock tournaments to become the king of Golf Clash!

- Fast, one-on-one real-time play.

- A revolutionary ball-striking system that is easy to learn but hard to master.

- Thousands of live players online await your challenge.

- "Raise the stakes" and move on to more advanced tournaments.

- Rise through the ranks in weekly leagues and win club card rewards.

- Play against your friends via Facebook and show off your skills.

- Discover and upgrade to advanced clubs and balls as you unlock treasure chests.

- Save and share videos of your great shots.

- Chat with your opponents and send emojis to each other during the game or even during a shot!

- Challenge challenging course and weather conditions.

The game begins with a short beginner's tutorial that focuses on explaining the two different play mechanics.

First, you have to decide how far the golf ball will go. For most people, the first shot will hopefully be as far as possible, but then, it's a combination of distance and hole.

You can then press the hit button to hit the golf ball out, or of course, you can pull the ball to the blue target location at the bottom of the action screen to tee it up. Moreover, the best hitting point is easy to spot, so players don't have to bother guessing. Thereafter, a target with a moving pointer will appear, and your goal is to send the ball out when the pointer reaches the center of the target.

Of course, that's easier said than done. Depending on your performance in the game, you can get different feedback. If the action is perfect, the ball will only be affected by the wind. If it is very good, the ball will move in the direction of the pointer; if the action is very bad, it will hit the ball into the bushes or the sand pit.

As it gets closer to the end and you are required to tap the golf ball, the game action changes slightly and you still need to push the ball, only then a blazed path will appear on the grass and you need to overlap the two to achieve a perfect shot.

After the rookie tutorial, you can start matching straight away, but it's safe to assume that although it looks like an online search, your first opponent is actually likely to be an AI, as the other player won't win anyway.

After that, you can choose to match online or challenge your friends, and you can also choose from different tournaments, each of which requires an entrance fee, and you get double the coins for winning and a bonus for losing, but winning or losing will have an impact on your trophy count, which is the main reference factor when ranking and matching. The number of trophies increased per win is mainly determined by the opponent's ranking

The matchmaking mechanism is simple: the one who uses the least number of shots to get to the hole wins. If both sides use the same number of shots, it will go to the deciding shot, and the one who hits the ball closest to the hole wins. Like many handicap games, players will get a treasure chest after winning, and you can open gold, gems, upgrade cards and other similar items.

Upgrade cards are mainly used to increase the level of your club, and the higher the level, the better your accuracy, power and in-game help the club provides. You can unlock a lot of clubs and level them up to the top, which definitely adds a lot of replayability for players who like to collect.

The game's pay points are mainly card draws: in addition to clubs, you can also buy ball (card) packs, special balls that can have different advantages, such as resisting wind resistance, reaching longer distances, etc., and these can only be purchased through gems. Gems are paid props in the game that can be used to buy clubs, balls and treasure chests. You can also open chests obtained from online matches directly through gems, without waiting for time to unlock them.

Until you become proficient, you will lose most of the time in online matches, and the game has no training mode, just like there is no dress rehearsal in life, every time is live. Through constant practice, you will slowly master the skills to win, but each match will feel nerve-wracking, as one mistake on your part often means an out, and more interestingly, different field locations may also affect the win or loss.