The Meridian Tour presents

Apex Links

An original golf game that runs entirely in your browser. Real ball-flight physics, a seaside course, a career tour, and rivals who want to beat you. No install, no account, free.

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Loads in seconds · works offline · desktop & phone
A real drive — every point on that arc, bounces included, was computed by the game's 240 Hz physics solver. That's the same simulation you play on.
A gold shot tracer arcing down the first fairway at Windmere Point, with the swing readout showing a 5-star strike
Hole 1 at Windmere Point — a pure strike, and the broadcast tracer to prove it.
How it plays

Swing it, shape it,
hole it

Drag down and flick up to swing — tempo and line decide the shot. Or switch to the classic 3-click meter. Fourteen clubs, fourteen shot types, and wind that means it.

Aiming a 6-iron at a 168-yard par 3, with the caddie's advice and wind shown on the HUD

A caddie on your bag

The AI caddie reads distance, wind, and your lie, then suggests a club, shot, and line — with a one-line reason. There's even a neural-net caddie you can switch on.

The putting grid on a green, coloring the slope and showing the roll line to the cup

Read the green

The slope grid shows uphill in red and downhill in blue, and your ball rolls true — break, pace, and all. Cup it and you'll hear the rattle.

The game running in a phone-sized portrait window with on-screen touch controls

In your pocket

Touch controls, a layout that reflows for portrait, and an install-to-home-screen app that works offline. Same physics, same course.

The course

Windmere Point

Nine holes on an invented stretch of coast: a cliff-edge par 3 over a sea inlet, a reachable par 5 along a creek, a drivable short 4, a split fairway, and an uphill finisher.

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Every hole opens with a broadcast-style flyover, and each has its own pin positions, wind, and trouble. Your scorecard saves itself — close the tab mid-round and pick up where you left off.

Beyond a quick round

A tour to win

Career — the six-event Meridian Tour: points, standings, a rival, a champion.
Rivals — Mara “Ice” Solano and Deke Reeves play the same physics you do, on a live leaderboard.
Hot-seat — 2–4 players on one screen, stroke play or match play, pass the mouse.
Two swings — analog drag or the classic 3-click meter, per player.
Three difficulties — Rookie’s helping hands to Sim’s raw physics.
Original audio — every strike, rattle, and gull synthesized from scratch.