Golf Solitaire — free online Card game
Clear seven columns by playing cards one higher or one lower.
Golf Solitaire is free to play in your browser with no download and no sign-up. Seven columns of five face-up cards sit above a waste pile; play the top card of any column if it is one rank higher or lower than the waste card, and turn a new card from the stock when you are stuck. Clear all thirty-five cards to win. Easy lets ace and king connect, Hard blocks everything on a king, and every deal is checked to be solvable.
Quick start
- Press Start and choose a difficulty with the Difficulty button.
- Click the top card of any column that is one rank above or below the waste card.
- Stuck? Click the stock to turn a new waste card.
- Clear all seven columns to win.
How to play Golf Solitaire
- Thirty-five cards are dealt face up into seven columns of five; one card starts the waste pile and sixteen stay in the stock.
- Only the top card of each column can be played. It goes onto the waste pile if it is exactly one rank higher or lower than the waste card — suits do not matter.
- When nothing fits, turn the next stock card onto the waste. The stock is not recycled.
- Easy: ace and king connect. Standard: they do not. Hard: they do not, and nothing can be played on a king.
- You win when all thirty-five column cards are on the waste pile.
Controls
- Click a card to pick it up, then click the column or pile where it should go
- Double-click a top card to send it to a foundation (Yukon)
- Hint: H · Undo: U or Ctrl+Z · New deal: R
- Restart this deal: the Restart button brings back the same cards
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to empty the stock?
No. Only the seven columns have to be cleared; cards left in the stock do not matter.
Is every deal winnable?
Yes. Each deal was checked by a solver under the rules of its difficulty before it was offered.
What language is the game in?
You are playing it in English. The game is also available in Simplified and Traditional Chinese and always follows the language of the page.


