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A Quick Golf Game for Your Coffee Break
Some games want an hour. Others ask you to sit through tutorials, menus and loading screens before anything happens. When you've got ten minutes between meetings, neither is ideal.
Mashy is designed for the gap. Open the page, tap Play a Hole, and you're on the tee in one tap.
How long does a round take?
- One hole: a minute or two
- Three holes: about the length of a coffee
- All nine: around ten minutes
You can stop after any hole. Your score for that hole is still yours, and if you've saved it with your email you can pick things up later from any device.
Why golf works for short breaks
Golf is naturally made of small chunks. Each hole is a self-contained challenge with its own target, so you never need to remember where you left off in a long story. You play, you get a result, you close the tab.
A two-tap swing keeps it simple. Start the meter, tap again in the green zone. You can learn it in one shot and spend the rest of the round getting better at it.
A break-sized routine
Try this for a quick reset:
- Play one hole. Focus on your timing.
- Check your score. Was it par or better?
- Replay if you want. Try a different club and see what changes.
- Go back to work. You'll have had a proper mental break.
Play a little, come back later
You don't have to finish a round in one sitting. Play a hole today, another tomorrow, and work your way through all nine over the week. Save your score with your email and it'll be there when you return.
Make it social
If your team or friends like a bit of competition, send your invite link and compare scores on the same hole. See how to play golf with friends online.
Try it now
Play your first hole free. No download, no sign-up.