The best turn-based multiplayer iPhone games  by Phil Hornshaw
Super Stickman Golf and its sequel go in the opposite direction
of traditional golf games. The games are played on 2-D levels
more akin to platformers. While they start out fairly simple and
straightforward, Super Stickman's courses take crazy turns
almost immediately by throwing in floating platforms, insane
shots, tiny shortcuts through rock and other obstacles that
quickly distance it from other golf games. Oh, and you can use
power-ups that freeze water hazards, stick your ball to
horizontal or vertical surfaces, and even stop the shot in
midair.  Also on Appolicious   It's that sort of crazy
atmosphere that allows Super Stickman Golf 2 and its predecessor
to exercise some really great level design concepts. Courses
quickly become highly challenging – sure, you could take three
or four shots to get your ball around this giant rocky crag
floating in the middle of the level, or you could execute a
perfect shot and go through it – as long as you