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Walkabout Mini Golf

Last checked October 11, 2026. This page uses the developer's current information and linked platform listings; it does not infer headset compatibility from the game's name.

What it is

Mighty Coconut describes Walkabout Mini Golf as a mini-golf experience with solo play, online play, private rooms for up to eight people, realistic physics, 18-hole courses, hidden balls, unlockable clubs, and a smooth-locomotion option. The developer also says it supports teleport and smooth locomotion and includes the ability to fly.

Modes and courses

Verified platform availability

Native headset vs. PCVR

The Meta Quest listing is a native Quest store entry for the exact Quest models listed above. The Steam listing identifies Walkabout Mini Golf VR as “VR Only” with SteamVR support, so that edition is PCVR played through a compatible computer and VR setup, not native standalone Quest play. For Rift, the developer recommends a physical cable link or Air Link to a PC and says Virtual Desktop is not an official streaming method.

Modes, locomotion, and course content

Mighty Coconut's game page describes a solo round as well as online play, private rooms for up to eight, eighteen-hole courses, hidden balls, unlockable clubs, and both teleport and smooth locomotion. Its resources page adds several ways to organize play: Quick Match, private rooms, Standard Match, Match Play, Race Mode, Practice Mode, and Custom Game Mode. That means a user can check the official mode list for a relaxed practice session, a competitive format, or a friends-only room instead of assuming the game is one fixed multiplayer match type. Mighty Coconut: game description · Mighty Coconut: modes and FAQ.

Course counts and device claims should be tied to the right listing. The developer page describes fourteen included 18-hole courses plus additional DLC courses, while its FAQ documents limitations for the older Quest 1 and says its iOS open beta is closed. The current Meta listing names Quest 2, 3S, 3, and Pro; the developer separately links PC/Rift, PSVR2, PICO, and Viveport options. Steam labels its edition VR-only with SteamVR support, so it is a PCVR installation, not native Quest play. The developer's FAQ recommends Link or Air Link for using a Rift workflow with a PC and says Virtual Desktop is not an official streaming method. Check the specific edition and headset before purchase, especially if you depend on older hardware or expect every DLC and mode to be identical everywhere. Meta supported Quest devices · Steam PCVR listing · Developer FAQ: platform limitations and PC connection notes.

Playing with friends across editions

Mighty Coconut says full crossplay is available across platforms, which is useful when arranging a room with friends who own different VR systems. The same developer FAQ separately documents limitations for the older Quest 1 and says the iOS open beta is closed, so crossplay should not be read as proof that every older or experimental app build has the same course access and features. Check the current platform listing and FAQ for the specific headset and edition before inviting a group. The FAQ also distinguishes official PC connection methods: it recommends Link or Air Link for a PC-based Rift workflow and says Virtual Desktop is not an official streaming method. Mighty Coconut: crossplay statement · Developer FAQ: edition limitations and PC connection.

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