Executive Golf FAQ

You can play Executive Golf at www.executive.golf in a supported web browser. No download or sign-up is required to start playing. Executive Golf supports touch controls and mouse controls, so you can play on phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers with a compatible browser.

Executive Golf is free to try in your browser with no download required. Players can optionally buy a Gold Membership for $15 per month and use VC, or Virtual Currency, for in-game items such as boosters and courses. VC can be purchased with real money or earned through in-game activities.

Yes. Executive Golf is available worldwide to anyone with a supported web browser, such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge. There are no regional restrictions listed for access to the game.

No. You do not need real-world golf experience to play Executive Golf. The game is designed for both experienced golfers and new players who want a competitive browser-based golf game.

Yes. Executive Golf is designed as a realistic golf game with wind, different lies, multiple clubs, and several shot types. The goal is to deliver a premium golf experience for experienced golfers while remaining accessible to new players.

No. Executive Golf requires an active internet connection because it runs in your browser. If your connection drops during a round, you can continue from where you left off when you reconnect.

Yes. You can play Executive Golf on multiple devices as long as each device has a supported browser and your progress is saved to a connected Google, Apple, or Meta account. Signing in on a new device does not log you out of your previous device.

The Executive Golf PWA, or Progressive Web App, is the installable browser version of Executive Golf. Installing the PWA lets you launch the game from your home screen or app menu and gives you a more app-like experience without downloading a separate app from an app store.

No, Executive Golf is not available in the App Store or Google Play Store. Executive Golf is designed to run in the browser, and you can install it as a PWA for an app-like experience. Add Executive Golf to your home screen or desktop to launch the game quickly without downloading a separate mobile or desktop app.

Executive Golf is intended to remain a browser-based game on the official website rather than a separate Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch release. Where a platform provides a compatible browser, players may be able to access Executive Golf through that browser.

Save Progress connects your Executive Golf profile to a Google, Apple, or Meta account and stores your progress in the cloud. This lets you restore your game on a new browser or device and play across multiple devices. Until you connect an account, your progress is stored locally in your browser and may be lost if you clear cookies, cache, or site data.

MIKIM Entertainment does not share any additional personal information or player data with these third parties. Read our Privacy Policy for more information.

To restore your Executive Golf progress on a new device, sign in with the same Google, Apple, or Meta account you used to save your progress.

1. Open Executive Golf on the new device.
2. Confirm that you are not already signed in. If you see the tutorial, you are using a new temporary account.
3. Open the main menu using the cogwheel icon.
4. Select Account.
5. Select Abandon Account. This abandons only the new temporary account, not the saved account you want to restore.
6. When the sign-in pop-up appears, choose the provider used for your saved account and follow the prompts.
7. After sign-in, your saved progress should be restored.

Signing in on a new device does not log you out of your previous device.

You can recover lost Executive Golf progress only if you previously used Save Progress with a Google, Apple, or Meta account.

1. Confirm whether you saved your progress. If you did not connect an account, your progress cannot be restored.
2. Open Executive Golf and confirm that your progress is missing. If you start from the tutorial, you are using a new temporary account.
3. Open the main menu using the cogwheel icon.
4. Select Account.
5. Select Abandon Account. This abandons only the new temporary account, not your saved account.
6. When the sign-in pop-up appears, choose the provider connected to your saved progress and follow the prompts.
7. After sign-in, your saved progress should return.

Executive Golf cannot restore unsaved progress because local browser progress is stored only on your device. Without Save Progress, MIKIM Entertainment does not have an authenticated account connection that can be used to identify, store, or recover your game data.

Save Progress connects your profile to Google, Apple, or Meta, which gives the game a secure way to store your progress in the cloud and restore it if local browser data is lost.

Yes. You can create multiple Executive Golf accounts. Each Google, Apple, or Meta account can be linked to only one Executive Golf profile, so you need a separate third-party account for each profile you want to save with Save Progress.

You can buy a Gold Membership or VC from the in-game Store, which is available from the main menu. Purchases are completed through Stripe checkout in a separate browser tab or pop-up window. After checkout, return to Executive Golf to use your Gold Membership or VC.

Yes. All payments are securely processed through Stripe, the global financial infrastructure platform. Stripe processes over $1.9 trillion in annual transaction volume and powers more than 5 million businesses worldwide. You can read more on the Stripe website.

Executive Golf Gold Membership includes early access to new courses, private tournament hosting, 1,000 VC every month, ad-free play, and 100% faster VC and League growth. Gold Membership benefits may change as the game develops and new features are added.

Executive Golf Gold Membership costs $15 per month.

No. Executive Golf Gold Membership activates immediately after purchase and cannot be stored for later use.

No. Executive Golf does not currently support gifting or transferring Gold Memberships or VC to other players. We plan to add this feature in a future update.

All players can claim 25 free VC every week from the in-game Store. Gold Membership players also receive 1,000 VC every month as part of their membership benefits.

To play Executive Golf, choose your club and shot type, aim the shot, account for wind and terrain, then use the Stroke Meters to commit aim, side spin, and power.

1. Select a club and shot type. Executive Golf recommends a default club and shot based on the situation.
2. Aim with the left mouse button or a single-finger drag. Use the Aim button for precision aiming and to preview the rollout marker.
3. Zoom with the mouse wheel or pan the camera by clicking the mouse wheel and dragging.
4. Curve the shot with the right mouse button or a two-finger drag.
5. Adjust for wind, terrain, and lie before shooting.
6. Press Shoot to open the Stroke Meters for Aim, Side Spin, and Power.
7. Time each Stroke Meter Marker to control the shot result.
8. Finish each hole by repeating the process until the ball is holed.

Players can replay the tutorial as many times as they want from the menu using the cogwheel icon.

The Stroke Meters control Aim, Side Spin, and Power when you shoot in Executive Golf. Each meter has a moving Stroke Meter Marker and a Perfect Hit Zone. Tap or click to commit the marker position on each meter.

A Perfect hit means the shot follows your aim as closely as possible under current conditions, but wind and terrain still affect the ball. The Perfect Hit Zone shifts based on shot curve: left-curve shots move the zone left, and right-curve shots move it right.

The marker width represents shot risk. A wider risk area means the shot is harder and more random. Terrain, shot type, and player skill all affect risk. After all markers are committed, a white line appears inside the risk area to show the actual shot outcome.

Players can spend CXP on skills that reduce risk for different shot types. Fully upgraded skills can make the risk area negligible.

You can learn how to improve at Executive Golf by selecting Learn the Game from the main menu. For advanced tips, tutorials, and gameplay insights, follow Executive Golf on YouTube.

To change graphics or quality settings in Executive Golf, open the Settings menu with the cogwheel icon and select Game Settings. From there, you can adjust graphics, measurement units, and other gameplay settings. Executive Golf also selects recommended graphics settings automatically based on your device.

If you select Automatic quality, the game intermittently checks performance metrics and readjusts settings to achieve smooth gameplay. If you select Low, Medium, High, or Ultra manually, the game no longer automatically adjusts settings.

Executive Golf courses are a mix of original handcrafted courses and courses inspired by classic golf experiences. More course variety, collaborations, and new locations may be added as the game grows.

Executive Golf currently focuses on fast, competitive 9-hole courses. The team plans to fully explore the 9-hole format before considering 18-hole courses or other level formats.

You can compete against other players through the Weekly Course, global leaderboards, recurring tournaments, player-run tournaments, 1v1 Match Play, direct challenges, and Quick Match. Executive Golf is built as a competitive golf game, with more competitive modes planned for future updates.

Yes. Players with a Gold Membership can create private tournaments. Additional tournament options are planned for future updates.

To invite friends to Executive Golf, send them the link to www.executive.golf. They can start playing in a browser without downloading the game. If you have saved your progress, you can also find friends through Find Friends in the Community menu.

You can join the Executive Golf community in-game or follow Executive Golf on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. If you want to start a fan page, subreddit, or other community space, contact MIKIM Entertainment at community@mikim.studio.

Leveling up in Executive Golf happens when you earn enough CXP to buy a new skill. To spend CXP, open the Career tab and select Level Up to commit CXP to a skill.

You earn CXP in Executive Golf by playing rounds, completing daily and weekly missions, participating in tournaments, playing the Weekly Course, and improving your Player League position. Player League scores are calculated weekly and can award CXP based on your league placement.

The best way to earn CXP faster is to complete daily and weekly missions, participate in eligible tournaments, play the Weekly Course, and climb the Player League.

Yes. You can reset player skills in Executive Golf for 100 VC. There is no limit to how many times you can reset your skills.

No. You cannot max out every CXP skill in Executive Golf. The current level cap is 75, while the game has 120 total skills. Experiment with different skill combinations to build the golfer that fits your play style.

Boosters are one-time-use in-game items that temporarily increase CXP, League progress, or VC earnings. Once activated, a booster runs for a fixed amount of real-world time and automatically expires when the timer ends.

Booster timers continue counting down even when you are not playing. Activate boosters only when you are ready to play so you can use the full bonus period.

Character customization is in development for Executive Golf. More information about character customization will be shared in a future update.

Not yet. All players currently use the same clubs in Executive Golf. Custom golf bags and club loadouts are planned for a future update.

No. Executive Golf currently has one golf ball type.

The best way to send feedback about Executive Golf is through the in-game feedback form in the Community tab or through recurring player surveys. The team also reviews comments on social media and in-game chat where possible.

Some Executive Golf surveys are available to all players, while others are shown only to specific player groups based on behavior or experience. If you cannot see a survey that other players mention, your profile may not match the group selected for that survey.

The best way to suggest new Executive Golf features is through recurring player feedback and ideation surveys or the in-game feedback form.

You can contact Executive Golf support by emailing support@mikim.studio or using the in-game support chat in the Community tab. Include a detailed description of the problem and attach screenshots, recordings, receipts, or other relevant documentation when possible.

For help with Executive Golf payments, purchases, accounts, or legal issues, contact support@mikim.studio.

Yes. Executive Golf is designed to be playable by players with limited mobility or ability. If a mobility issue makes the game difficult to play, contact support and describe your situation so the team can evaluate possible accessibility improvements.

Executive Golf can be played with one input at a time and does not require simultaneous button presses. The game can be accessed with left and right mouse buttons, and timing-based actions do not use arbitrary countdown timers or punish players for taking longer to commit an action.

Executive Golf is an always-online community where everyone can play casually or competitively with or against each other. There is no installing or updating the game. It can be played on your phone, computer, or tablet with no specific technical requirements. The game is built for golf enthusiasts who want to compete, socialize, or just play with friends.

Yes. Executive Golf is a browser-based competitive golf game built for instant access, realistic shotmaking, and ongoing online competition. Unlike traditional golf games that require downloads, installs, or platform-specific versions, Executive Golf runs directly in your browser.

Executive Golf is always online because the game is built around live progression, connected accounts, leaderboards, tournaments, multiplayer competition, and community features. An active internet connection is required to play and keep your progress synced.

Yes. Executive Golf includes competitive multiplayer through leaderboards, tournaments, weekly competition, direct challenges, and other online competitive features.

Yes. Executive Golf is designed for golf enthusiasts who want a fast, skill-based golf experience with realistic shot decisions, wind, terrain, clubs, shot types, and competitive progression.

Executive Golf processes personal data to operate the game, save player progress, process purchases, provide support, prevent fraud, improve the game, and meet legal obligations. MIKIM Entertainment AB collects and uses player data according to the Executive Golf Privacy Policy.

Executive Golf may collect account and game data, technical data, payment-related data, and analytics data. This may include your username, gameplay stats, progress, IP address, device and browser information, Firebase identifiers, Stripe transaction and billing details, and Google Analytics usage information such as pages, sessions, and device type.

No. Executive Golf does not store full payment card details. Payments are processed by Stripe, and MIKIM Entertainment AB receives transaction and billing details needed to confirm purchases, provide support, prevent fraud, and meet accounting or legal requirements.

Executive Golf collects gameplay and technical data to run the game, save progress, improve features, prevent abuse, troubleshoot issues, and maintain a stable player experience. This data may include gameplay stats, progress, device and browser information, IP address, and Firebase identifiers.

Executive Golf uses Google Analytics to understand how players use the game and website. Analytics data may include pages viewed, sessions, device type, and other usage information.

Yes. Non-essential analytics cookies are used only with your consent.

Executive Golf shares player information with trusted service providers that help operate the game. These include Firebase by Google for hosting, authentication, and database services; Stripe for payment processing and fraud prevention; and Google Analytics for usage analytics.

Some Executive Golf service providers may process data outside the EU. When this happens, MIKIM Entertainment AB relies on approved safeguards such as Standard Contractual Clauses or the EU-US Data Privacy Framework where applicable.

Executive Golf keeps personal data only as long as necessary for the purposes described in the Privacy Policy or as required by law. Inactive accounts may be deleted or anonymized after a reasonable period.

Players in the EU and EEA may request access, correction, deletion, or portability of their personal data. You may also withdraw consent for analytics at any time and complain to a supervisory authority.

You can contact MIKIM Entertainment AB about privacy or data questions by emailing support@mikim.studio.

You can read the Executive Golf Privacy Policy on the official Executive Golf or MIKIM Entertainment website. The policy explains what data is collected, how it is used, which service providers may process it, how cookies are handled, and what rights players have.