Fall Events

A: Yes. The USGA Rules of Golf are used to govern Speedgolf USA competition, except when the Rules would substantially impede a Speedgolfer’s pace of play. In those cases, local rules for Speedgolf are put into effect.

A: - Yes. Many tournaments institute local rules to address issues specific to the event, course, and conditions. Local rules for the tournament are sent to you well in advance of the event.

A: - No.

Bags, clubs, or player's equipment are not permitted on the green surfaces. First time warning, followed by 1-stroke penalty for each subsequent breach of rule.

A: Follow the rules procedure for a lost ball/ob: 1-stroke penalty instead of 2-strokes.

A: Yes. Your Speedgolf round data can be used in a myriad of valuable ways to give people a better understanding of just how awesome this sport is!

A: Yes. Players should limit the volume to a level that allows them to hear their scorekeeper, a player yelling 'fore' from behind, or a horn blast from the tournament director if play needs to be suspended.

A: - Very little. Keep it simple. Players play. Spectators spectate.

A: Yes. Spectators are allowed to follow on foot, or pace ahead, provided they maintain an objective distance that does not interfere with or disturb normal play. Repeated interactions may be construed as giving/asking for advice, and a 2-stroke penalty may be assessed.

A: Yes, usually. The proshop may charge a cart fee. Spectator carts should remain on the cart path. Drivers must agree to operate the cart with safety in mind at all times.

A: Yes. Spectators are allowed to aid in the search for lost golf balls using care not to improve the lie of the ball.

A: No. You're on your own.

A: Yes. Scoring for each player will be be posted online after they complete their round.

A: SpeedGolf USA will be live streaming throughout the day on Facebook and Instagram. @speedgolfusa

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