The 2025 British Speedgolf Championship
returned to Sunningdale Heath Golf Club
on Sunday 7th September 2025 for a 3rd Year!
The British Speedgolf Championships are one of the most unique events in the British Golfing Calendar, welcome to a faster pace of golf: Speedgolf!
The 2025 British Speedgolf Championship returned to the magnificent Sunningdale Heath Golf Club, near Ascot on Sunday 7 September 2025. A maximum field of 70 competitors, were set to take golf to a faster pace on this challenging but compact course. The Challenge in Speedgolf is finding the sweet spot of pace with performance, so it is not just speed! For the first time in the event’s history, the top-performing 20 speedgolfers from any category made the cut to play 36 holes (R2 in the early afternoon) and challenge for the overall British Speedgolf Championship Title. To add to the excitement the second round went off in 4 minute intervals – run in reverse speed order from the first round! A Huge thank you to Sunningdale Heath Golf Club for hosting the championship again for a third year!
PGA Pros, a LETAS tour player, Amateur Men, Women, Seniors, Juniors and a 3 times GB Olympian – what a field !!!!
Maximum Capacity of 70 players
PGA Pros, a LETAS tour player, Amateur Men, Women, Seniors, Juniors plus a 3 times GB Olympian runner – what a field !!!!
There were also players from as far as Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Belgium, France and Germany.
Another Championship first, was the introduction of ‘The Cut’ so only the Top 20 performing players regardless of their gender of golf status could proceed to Round 2 to compete for the overall championship title!
What a celebration of #SPEEDGOLF
See the Full Results here
Watch this super highlights video on YouTube, there will also be plenty of action, commentary, tips and precious ‘Speedgolf’ Moments shared on our Social media platforms, just search for British Speedgolf and iSpeedgolf where there is plenty more content to come!
Why not plan your 2026 journey to discover speedgolf, also check out this team pairs format
The 2024 British Speedgolf Championships proved the most inclusive yet with a mixture of PGA Pros, amateurs, women, men, teens and seniors vying for individual category success over 18 holes. The overall British Speedgolf Championship title was contested by the more accomplished ‘Elite’ field of 15 who played 36 holes for the Championship title.
Congratulations to Amateur golfer Will Major who won the 2024 British Speedgolf Championship! Thanks to The R&A and Mizuno Golf Europe for their support as well as Sponsors Lord Wandsworth College, who also helped finding an amazing field of volunteers! Huge thank you to Sunningdale Heath Golf Club for hosting the championship again this year and a final shout out to Dorset Orthopaedic for their support to enable us to introduce the ground-breaking Adaptive Category.
Scroll down further to see all our category winners and a link for the full results!
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Our 2024 British Speedgolf Champions
The Championship was highly competitive with the narrowest of margins at the top; we’ll be sharing more news on individual performances on our social media platforms, so be sure to follow British Speedgolf on Instagram, Facebook, Twitte and now on Tiki Tok!
Read the 2024 British Speedgolf Championships full results
Tim from The Cheeky Golf Club competes at the 2024 British Speedgolf Championships
We were delighted to welcome Tim from The Cheeky Golf Club to the 2024 British Speedgolf Championships.
He had very little time to prepare, as his brother registered him as a result of being on the wait list for a reserve place, when another player had to withdraw just a week before the championship.
We hope you enjoy this, it gives a refreshing perspective from a complete novice who like many took a leap of faith to compete in their first speedgolf championship!
There was an incredible field for the main 2024 British Speedgolf Championship title over 36 holes
Key skills for success:
Running or jogging: Players need to have good endurance and cardiovascular fitness to run or jog throughout the course while carrying their golf clubs.
Golfing skills: Players must have good golfing skills, including accuracy, distance control, and putting skills.
Time management: Players need to be able to manage their time effectively and make quick decisions on the course. They need to plan their shots in advance, take quick and efficient swings, and move quickly between shots.
Mental toughness: Speedgolf can be mentally challenging, players need to stay focused and avoid distractions, even when they get tired.