Bigger courses the deeper you go. - Later stages no longer start over with easy holes. Each course now draws harder shapes than the one before it, with longer, higher-par holes toward the end of the game. - More obstacles stacked per hole as you progress: a dogleg with a cross-slope, a bank shot with dead rails, a pond with a block patrolling it. - The final course is now genuinely the hardest. It used to be the easiest by mistake. - The shop has grown from 36 balls to 89, across fruit, gems, sports, retro and abstract sets, plus a range earned only with stars. - New SPECIAL BALLS that change how a hole plays. Skipper crosses water once a hole, Grip ignores sand, Anchor ignores slopes and booster pads. They cost a lot of coins on purpose. - Fair play: a hole finished using a special ability still counts and still pays coins, but it will not set a personal best or a leaderboard score. Play it clean for those.

More holes, and more kinds of holes. - The game is now twice as long: 1000 holes across 56 courses. - 28 brand new hole types, built around mechanics the game barely used before: portals, moving blocks, booster pads, sloping greens, tiny cups and bouncy rails. - Holes now combine those mechanics, so the same shape plays differently every time you meet it. Stages no longer repeat the stage before them. - New longer holes with higher pars, including some real par 5s. - Par has been re-measured on every hole. It was set too low almost everywhere, so scores and stars should feel fairer now. - 25 new balls in the shop, including Tennis, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Rainbow and Chrome. - Leaderboards: compare stars collected and strokes under par with other players through Game Center. - Fixed shop scrolling, which could stall or ignore a swipe. - You can now rate the game from the results screen.