About The game and equipment of American Park golf

An affordable hybrid golf game similar to regular golf  (drive, chip, and putt)  invented in Japan in 1983. 

American Park Golf is designed for a small footprint course (park size) and played with specialized equipment designed for the game of park golf. 

Enjoyed in Asia by over 1.2+ million players on over 2,041+ park golf courses worldwide and adding courses and popularity in North America. 

Popular brands include Asics, Callaway, Honma, and USA Park Golf make clubs for the game. Courses can be certified for safety and consistency with rules from the North American Park Golf Association (NAPGA).

• Very easy to learn and enjoy without the frustration of beginner golf.
•  Design a course wherever land is available.
•  No manicured greens or a bag filled with expensive clubs required.  
• All that is needed is a fairly smooth grassy site, artificial turf, heavy soil, or packed sand will work.

 Ideal locations include parks. playgrounds, schools, golf courses, churches, resorts, campgrounds, or even your own backyard.

Clubs & Equipment  

1 club, 1 ball,1 tee, and a fixed cup (8") or portable cup and you are ready to play.

 The ball is approximately 2 1/4 inches (billard ball size) in diameter and is made of a smooth hard  resin material. 

The club is similar in size and shape of a wood fairway driver with no loft and carbon fiber face. 

Course Details

 A complete 9 holes can be played in under one hour.

Distance is from 25 yards to the maximum length of 125 yards (375 feet); so design a simple par 3, par 4, or a difficult par 5. Add some hazards, hide the hole, change the out of bounds, add some dog legs and you are ready to play.

Skill Level

 Park / Grass golf is enjoyed by all ages or skill level and easy to learn. Strength or sports ability is not required to master the game. The most important thing is to get some walking, get some exercise and enjoy the game. It's as easy as croquet, with all the excitement and challenges of regular golf. Similar terminology is used such as par, birdie, eagle, etc. and the person with the fewest amount of strokes is the winner.