• Location: Near the starting gate at the top of the course.

• Explanation: A right angle forms a perfect “L” shape, with two rays meeting to create a 90-degree angle. This angle guides the ball in a sharp turn, showing how precise direction changes work in golf and geometry.

Obtuse Angle – 120 Degrees

• Location: In the middle of the course near the asteroid.

• Explanation: An obtuse angle is wider than 90 degrees but less than 180. This 120-degree angle makes the ball curve gently around the obstacle. It demonstrates how obtuse angles create smooth turns rather than sharp ones.

Acute Angle – 65 Degrees

• Location: Near the astronaut figure before reaching the hole.

• Explanation: An acute angle is less than 90 degrees. This 65-degree angle forms a sharp turn that requires a careful aim. Acute angles help the ball move quickly in a tight space or redirect with more challenge.