Golf Solitaire

Golf Soltaire plays similar to Tripeaks. Cards can be removed from the layout if they are one higher or lower than the visible deck card shown at the bottom. The Ace is both high and low, and either a 2 or a King can be played on it.

Wild Cards can be played at any point you desire and of course absolutely any card can be placed on top of them.

It's worth noting that in this solitaire game, you can use the undo button to peek under the deck cards at the bottom. This can be really helpful if you are confronted with a few choices of cards that you can play, allowing you to work out which option might remove more cards from the layout.

The secret to getting the most points is to try to maximize your card run. This grows each time you play a card from the layout without turning over one of the deck cards. Using wild cards counts to your card run if they are in the layout, so it's often worth taking a moment to plan your moves.

Quick Hints and Tips

For massive scores you can sometimes chain card runs together using wild cards that are dealt into the layout. For a shot at really great scores you can try to remove a column like this as the points gained are so much greater. However this plan has a drawback, you are likely to reduce your odds of winning a round of golf solitaire. So it is always more important to try and complete the round, unless you spot that wonderful moment where the cards have aligned perfectly!

Use the undo feature to peek under the next card you are about to be dealt. So click next card, and then immediately undo. This gives you more options for planning your next move. To play this game well, planning really helps!