Golf on Mars

Have you ever asked yourself if there is a possibility to play Golf on Mars? Well, in 2866, with 35% of Mars' surface terraformed, it is finally allowing the inhabitants to play this beloved sport. Golf On Mars is a game that offers you an infinite amount of possibilities. As it is impossible to represent infinity on non-quantum computers, you will get the chance to play on roughly 25,770,000,000 golf holes. Prepare yourself to explore the rocky Martian surface and face obstacles that will make you gasp in awe. In 2020, NASA launched the Perseverance rover to search for signs of life and Golf On Mars. The journey will take 200 days, and if you were to play one hole every 30 seconds, you would only complete 0.002% of the game (576000 holes). If a time traveler were to bring an iPhone to a paleolithic tribe 24515 years ago, they would have to play one hole every 30 seconds to complete the game, and it would take until the present day to finish playing. Even though the game can be an alluring challenge, it is also unrealistic. Suppose the ball is 16 pixels wide on your screen; in that case, it means that the typical hole will be 1200 pixels away, equivalent to 3.5 yards if we were to scale it to the ball's real size (1.68 inches). A realistic 18-hole golf course would only require about 1300 square feet of land. However, the gravity on Mars is 38% that of Earth's, which means players can hit a ball seven times farther, around 1400 yards for a good player. Consequently, an 18-hole course would need to be 64000 square feet. The surface of Mars could hold 241 billion golf courses like this. Thus, there is enough space to fit all of the holes in Golf On Mars on the planet's surface. Golf On Mars is a par 3 game, with a goal of finishing under 77 billion strokes. With this game, you will get the chance to explore Mars while playing your favorite sport. Get ready to join this otherworldly challenge and take on Mars!