Golf is divided into two types: classic and mini. In the former, the player needs to navigate several courses, on each of which, using different clubs, they must hit the ball into the hole. The fewer strokes it takes, the more points the player earns. The course usually has many different obstacles: hills, water bodies, trees. In mini-golf, the essence is the same, but the courses are very small and enclosed on all sides. Players can use bank shots to achieve their goal. Mini-golf has significantly more obstacles: fans, twists in the "track," barriers. Both types of golf are popular in video games. The first has high-level graphics and physics. The stroke is influenced by the club, the ground, the wind, and other parameters. Mini-golf is classified as an arcade genre. It is actively developing on mobile devices.