Wiki Golf is a Wikipedia game based on the popular concept of “Six degrees of separation.” When brought to Wikipedia, this means connecting two articles in as few clicks as possible.

How is this similar to golf?
For each “HOLE”, users start at a random article and must navigate to a target article using as few links, or “STROKES,” as possible. Users compete on several different COURSES, trying to beat “PAR” for each hole, and can measure their success on global leaderboards.

Its fun, challenging and educational all at the same time!

With 7 distinct courses, multiple game modes, and over 300 target pages - "holes" - you will never get bored.

The great thing about Wiki Golf is that it takes place on the world’s biggest reservoir of information. As you play and scour different pages for promising links you’ll learn all kinds of interesting things.

And by playing, you’ll start to find intricate connections between seemingly different topics. Soon, you’ll not only be smashing high scores left and right, you’ll be thinking on a whole new level.

Get Wiki Golf if you want to have hours of fun. Get Wiki Golf if you want to stimulate your brain. Get Wiki Golf if you want both.

★★★★★ This is the iPhone version. Wiki Golf is also available on iPad ★★★★★

Wiki Golf has been getting some great reviews:
"Great concept and a ton of fun" -iTunes User
"This is a great game. Really gets you thinking." -iTunes User
"A great way to hide general knowledge and research skill building in a fun game!" -iTunes User

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Wiki Golf Review: http://youtu.be/HrV348Q_Org?hd=1

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Developer: Jesse Daugherty
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