Easy Come Easy Golf
Ratings
N/A
Age
4+
Category
Games
Languages
English
Thu Mar 26 2026
Easy Come Easy Golf (formerly Clap Hanz Golf) brings the beloved arcade golf formula to mobile devices. Featuring a unique team-based system, players pick a different character for every hole, allowing for a diverse range of stats and abilities throughout a single round. The game features various modes, including a robust world tour, local and online multiplayer, and survival challenges. With its signature 'flick' shot mechanic, it offers a tactile and rewarding way to play golf that is easy to learn but difficult to master.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
If you ever played Hot Shots Golf (Everybody's Golf) on PlayStation, you’ll feel right at home here. Clap Hanz has perfected the 'easy to play, hard to master' sports genre. The shift to a team-based mechanic—where you swap characters every hole—initially seemed odd, but it actually adds a great layer of strategy. You find yourself getting attached to certain characters for specific types of holes.
The touch controls are surprisingly responsive. The 'flick' system feels more natural for mobile than a traditional bar, though I’m glad they added the 3-click option for those who prefer the old-school way. It’s a bright, cheerful game that doesn't take itself too seriously, yet the physics are solid enough to satisfy serious golf fans. It’s a must-have for any sports gamer.
Features
Intuitive flick-to-swing controls
90+ collectible characters
Global online tournaments
Local multiplayer support
Stunningly varied course designs
Tips & Walkthrough
Focus on leveling up a balanced team. You'll want a 'Power' character for long par 5s and a 'Control' character for technical par 3s. Pay close attention to wind and green slope before every flick.
Gameplays
Instead of traditional meters, you swipe down to set power and flick up to hit. The accuracy of your flick determines the shot's trajectory. Winning tournaments unlocks new characters and caddies.
Q&A
Yes, the game fully supports MFi controllers and offers a traditional 3-click shot option for controller users.