About Rattle the Tin
Three greens a day.
Everyone's watching.
Rattle the Tin is a daily putting challenge. Three greens, from a friendly club putt to something that shouldn't exist, and as few strokes as you can manage.
Why we made it
Every golfer knows the feeling. The walk up to the green, the crowd going quiet, a putt that looks simple until you crouch behind it and see the slope. "Rattle the tin" is what you say when one drops: the ball hits the bottom of the cup with that sound everyone knows. We wanted a game built around that one moment.
So every day there are three new greens, each with its own slope, speed, and pressure. The first is a putt you'd see at your club. The second is a tour-level test. The third is the kind of green that decides majors: rolled to tour speed, a punchbowl, a double breaker on a cliff edge. You read it, then drag a dot to where the ball would stop if the green were flat, and let the slope do the rest. Let it go and the green decides. Miss, and you putt again from wherever it stopped. No gimmes: you keep putting until it drops.
The best part usually comes after. Did everyone else see that left-to-right break? Did you give it too much speed? How did your friend one-putt that?
What we care about
Every day feels different
Fast greens, slow greens, double breakers, uphill knee-knockers, and downhill sliders. If one read worked every day, the game would be broken.
Your eye, your hands
No sliders, no menus. You see the slope, you shape the line, and you live with it. A good read beats a lucky one over a season.
Spoiler-free sharing
Your share card shows how many putts it took, never your line. Friends can see you drained it in one. They still have to find it themselves.
Better with friends
Private leagues are on the way. Your group chat, office, or Saturday foursome will get its own leaderboard.
Playing for keeps
You can play without an account. Sign up and every putt counts: you get a spot on the daily leaderboard, a streak to protect, and career stats that show how often you hole out in one.
Today's green is live
Can you rattle the tin?
It takes about two minutes. Three new greens drop every night at midnight Eastern.