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Speedgolf is FAST, promotes FITNESS but most of all is FUN!
Stop Press…. Speedgolf Tasters
Speedgolf Tasters hosted at The Springs GC Wallingford, Oxfordshire – its FREE
July 11, August 15 & 29 – Early tees (off at 6.30am & 6.36am sharp!)
Join Luke Willett an experienced speedgolfer and PGA Pro for an early morning speedgolf tee, a few holes or a full 18 – it’s up to you. An amazing opportunity – You need to book ahead and with just 5 spaces on each date, reserve your space now
This is a perfect way to discover your new golf passion. If you can jog 5 km you are ready for speedgolf and a very different golf experience! Golf fitness and fun; what a perfect combination!
If you are thinking of competing at the British Open Speedgolf Championships held here on 19 & 20 September, at the same venue, this is also the perfect opportunity to get the feel of jogging the course and proving it is not as hard as you may think!
You don’t need to jog all the time but you’ll be amazed just how fast you can get round at a slow pace of jogging so give it a try.
News! The 2021 British Open Speedgolf Championships Announced!
The British Open Speedgolf Championships are back and this year will be hosted at The Springs, a superb venue near Wallingford, Oxfordshire on 19th & 20th September 2021
If you are keen to secure one of the most coveted titles in the British Golfing calendar, be sure to mark the dates, check out the action for a taste of the experience that awaits!
Head to our Championships page for more about the event and see our impressive News Exposure from previous events
There were no National Speedgolf events in 2020 due to the pandemic restrictions!
Congratulations to Jamie Reid who won the 2019 British Open Speedgolf Championship! It was a close call between the top three at the fabulous Foxhills, near Chertsey, Surrey on their challenging championship Longcross Course.
2nd place went to the UK’s Chris Benians while Mikko Rantanen came 3rd.
Great to see some news exposure, check out this report from Dutch Broadcaster RTL
Enjoy this photo montage from the 2019 British Open Speedgolf Championships
Congratulations to George Boxall and Tom Roberts for winning the 2019 British Speedgolf Pairs Championship, hosted at Sweetwoods Park Golf Club on the Kent/Sussex border. Head to the Video Vault to see some action from the event.
We were pleased to support #GolfHealthWeek in April 2019, a campaign first, to promote the health benefits of golf for all ages, ability and FITNESS. The campaign was co-ordinated by the R&A and is also backed by all the major golfing bodies including England Golf, The European Golf and many more. PGA Pros including Annika Sornenstam, Brooke Henderson, Padraig Harrington and Zach Johnson, who are ambassadors for the Golf and Health Project also helped to spread the word!
Check out our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for some inspiration! Speedgolf is inclusive and fun, be it one hole or a full 18, run, powerwalk or shuffle!
GOLF REIMAGINED!
Speedgolf is a fun, fast, and fitness-oriented alternative to traditional golf.
It’s about one sport that unites two of the largest lifestyle communities in the world, Golf and Running! It also satisfies a myriad of today’s modern challenges to a healthy and active lifestyle.
Speedgolf is essentially a faster more athletic format of golf. Speedgolfers who play competitively, do jog between shots but even those at the very top of the sport rarely sprint; Speedgolfers think about Pace rather than Speed – finding an optimum pace for their fitness and endurance whilst maintaining their golf shot accuracy.
A Speedgolf Score is a combination of Golf Strokes plus the Time to complete the round. Whether taking a brisk walk, power walk or progressing to a jog, some or all of the time, Speedgolfers should also aim to save time by eliminating practice swings and other time consuming rituals that lead many to over-think their game. In doing so, contrary to what one might expect, many Speedgolfers actually find that their golf game improves!
For a full round at ‘speed’ Speedgolfers need a clear course, which is the main reason that those who practice regularly play at 1st tee. Aside from fewer clubs and suitable attire there are very few rule changes and NOTHING a club has to put in place in terms of equipment. If you are interested to try or play Speedgolf please express your interest here as this will help us build participation to bring Speedgolf to a wider geographical area.
Explore our Speedgolf Video Vault. Drop by often as we will add and change the Speedgolf videos featured plus a few gems from the past.
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Explore the new Speedgolf Video Vault where we will showcase Speedgolf media from the UK and across the globe!
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