It a nice game in general, but here are some things that I found frustrating:

1. The ball falls off the edge too often.
2. The map is huge!
3. I don't know how to go. Even if that's part of the game, the map is huge so it gets very repetitive very quickly. And if I set the power to the maximum just to try to get somewhere faster, I immediately fall of the edge and it resets.

Other than that, the atmosphere and idea are nice.

I see the potential in this but the music triggered me, is the crackling deliberate?
I was getting the feeling that the game was running at too high FPS and maybe that is causing sound conflicts.

Happy to have given it a try,

Definitely see @Miniature Giants' feedback.

The game was fun for the first little bit, but became rather repetitive.  I think I actually managed to find the hole, or triggered a reset because I was teleported back to the start with a shot counter of 0.

I don't really think it needs to be much more different, just either a smaller map, or different kinds of obstacles to break up the gameplay a bit.  Maybe something like Radioactive Zombies patrolling certain areas looking for victims that the ball can bounce off, or maybe an off topic scoring system for how many you can hit?

I actually played this game when you posted it in the forums for testing! 

Ok so there are a few things here. First - the good:

• Your mechanics are so solid. the power adjustment, the bounce when you hit a wall, the over-powered shot etc. - these all feel exactly how I would expect to feel them play in this kind of game. They might be a touch forgiving but they are really solid, and the mechanics work very very well.
• The atmosphere - I love that scary post-apocolyptic feeling and for a while there you totally nail it. You feel a real sense of dread when you start playing. I really loved the fog, and the way you used the light at the end when you win.

Some things you might want to consider to evolve the design of the game:

• Like others said in the forum comments - the map is large. This isn't a problem in and of itself. The problem is that the map is quite monotonous. A lot of it looks the same. It's essentially a 3D maze where I think if you go more or less straight you get out of. So how might you evolve it if you had more than just 10 days to work on it?
• For a big map, I'd consider having check-points, or spawn-points, or maybe a safe zone. I'd also consider having some kind of clues a long the way to gently nudge the player in the right direction. Then, the map could be even bigger with this stuff in place.
• I'd also consider adding some zombies that can attack you if you move to slowly, or some holes in the walls so you can go out of bounds and 'die' if you're not careful.  You could basically aim the ball at the zombies and run them over. 
• I'd definitely make more use of the kind of lighting you had at the end just because it looks awesome and adds to the feeling of the game. 
• The music: I totally get why you used this tune - it's got a perfect kind of creepy, scary feeling to it - but on a big map the tune needs to be longer and more varied or you need a couple of tunes you can play in a sequence.

Overall I had a lot of fun with this game and I would love to see you continue to build on its potential. I hope you dont mind the long feedback - I've decided on this jam to try and be as positively constructive as I can be for games that deserve it, because just going "wow cool game! play mine too" - doesn't add any value to anyone on their game dev journey,

I like the Idea here, but I think the colliders make this game hard to play. The repeating level and obstacles on the course were too much. The music and environment were really good. Good job! Since we both did mini golf go ahead and check out my game submission for the Jam. It's minigolf on planets, let me know what you think.