This game could singlehandedly keep me in VR for probably a whole day. Nothing here is super groundbreaking other than the developers ability to create one of the most fun and relaxing VR co-op experiences to date. The entire game is in the title - you walk about, and you play mini golf.

Pros:
-Every course is unique in setting and in style, and every hole still remains to somehow be different than any hole before it.
-The music is astounding, always fits with the theme of the course, and is very relaxing.
-The art style is unique and easy on the eyes but still manages to be complex and fun.
-The themes are always well thought out and are intricately pieced together without compromise to course quality.
-Each hole has a unique hard mode (or night mode) that challenges the player more and offering yet another take on the already unique environments (i.e. the holiday decorations on Original Gothic's hard mode).
-In normal mode, there is a hidden ball at each hole for players to find and once found you unlock the ability to use that ball in gameplay, meaning that each player can select their favorite ball to differentiate their ball from others.
-In hard mode, there is a foxhunt (or scavenger hunt) that sends players all around the map and in the end unlocks a unique putter to equip.
-While I've not tested this, the game is cross platform and has a built in voice chat similar to Fortnite.
-The one-handed putting is strange at first, but is very refined and much more fluid than trying to use two controllers would be.
-There is no high stakes or stressful situations, only walking about and mini golf.

Cons:
-Many ball designs are recycled by recoloring them.
-There is a lack of custom game options.
-Sometimes the physics is wonky, by which I mean that swinging your wrist makes the ball go flying, while swinging with your whole arm doesn't go far at all.
-There are no challenge modes or other options to keep gameplay fresh once you've perfected each course.
-Specific courses are evil in nature (I'm looking at you Cherry Blossom).

What I'd recommend:
-More unique ball and putter options, and perhaps some sort of customization for balls and putters. For both balls and putters, maybe a paint tool or sticker tool. For putters more specifically, perhaps a modular customization system.
-A points/coins system where players can earn some sort of credit for playing and/or winning, making par, etc that they could then spend on new balls and putters and/or any sort of ball or putter customization piece (should that be added as well).
-Player customization, so I don't always have to be the yellow visor man. Maybe something as simple as letting players choose their color on a color wheel for their player guy.
-More custom options (in the vein of Golf with your Friends), where players can extend stroke limits, increase or decrease options like gravity levels, set timers for each hole, allow the ball to bounce outside the course infinitely until it stops rolling, etc.
-Accessibility options to help those whose physical or computer limitations prevent them from being able to put enough force behind the ball.
-Mod Tools (I know nothing about game development so if this won't work for whatever reason disregard this point) so I can play user created maps once I've ran the other ones dry.

By no means am I saying that this game should adopt the same customization present in other mini golf games or anything I've recommended. This is by far the best mini golf game I've ever played and for $15 I cannot be more pleased with the work that the Mighty Coconut team puts into this game. This is my favorite VR game to date, and I would easily pay triple what I did to buy this game again. I look forward to future updates and will be there day one to try out new content. I could not recommend this game enough and thanks to the team at Mighty Coconut for pouring their hearts into it!