Official NAPGA Standards
Rules & Gear Guide
Everything you need to know about Park Golf rules, approved equipment, and how to choose the right club for your game.
What is Park Golf?
Park Golf is a precision sport played on manicured grass courses using a single club and a specialized ball. Originating in Japan and now sanctioned across North America by the NAPGA, the game combines the strategy of golf with accessible, community-friendly play.
All equipment used in sanctioned NAPGA play must meet strict specifications for club length, head weight, and ball diameter. This guide covers the official rules and helps you select gear that qualifies for competitive and recreational play.
Official Rules
Club Comparison Guide
All clubs listed below are NAPGA-approved for sanctioned North American play.
- Length: 96 cm
- Head weight: 560 g
- Material: Carbon fiber shaft, titanium alloy head
- Best for: Advanced players seeking maximum distance and low flex
- Length: 94 cm
- Head weight: 540 g
- Material: Graphite shaft, stainless steel head
- Best for: Intermediate to advanced players balancing control and power
- Length: 92 cm
- Head weight: 510 g
- Material: Steel shaft, cast iron head
- Best for: Beginners and recreational players seeking durability
- Length: 86 cm
- Head weight: 430 g
- Material: Aluminum shaft, composite head
- Best for: Youth players and those preferring a shorter, lighter club
- Length: 95 cm
- Head weight: 550 g
- Material: Carbon-graphite hybrid shaft, forged steel head
- Best for: TPGA members and competitive league players
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