Golf meets beach volleyball
The beach is the course.
Beach Golf League brings short-game golf to the sand: chipping, target games, and mini short courses played in teams, with music, food trucks, and the ocean as the backdrop. It's built for coastal cities across the U.S.
How it works
Short game, sand course
Pop-up holes, chipping targets, and closest-to-the-pin games set right on the beach. No 400-yard drives, no tee times. It's all about touch.
Teams of 2–4
Grab friends, coworkers, or your volleyball crew. Formats work for any skill level, so a scratch golfer and a first-timer can play on the same team.
Music & social
DJ sets, local food and drink, and a sunset leaderboard. It's a golf tournament crossed with a beach party.
City to city
Stops are planned for the East, Gulf, and West coasts plus the Great Lakes. Cities with the most votes and local partners go first.
Why beach golf?
Golf is having a moment, and the short game is the most fun part of it. Taking it to the sand makes it social, easy to watch, and open to people who would never book a round at a country club. Think beach volleyball energy with a wedge in your hand.
- Bring your own wedge and putter, or use league gear on site
- Soft, sand-friendly balls and targets
- Rounds take about an hour, then you hang out
- Leagues, one-day opens, and corporate team events
Formats you'll play
Sand Chip Challenge · Target Scramble · Beach 9 Short Course · Closest to the Buoy · Sunset Skins
See formats & rules →Where we're headed
There are no confirmed stops yet. We're building the schedule around player interest and local partners, so vote for your beach and we'll let you know when your city is announced.
Bring Beach Golf League to your town
Beach towns, resorts, tourism boards, and brands can host a stop or partner on a series. A beach stop gives you an all-ages crowd, plenty of photo moments, and room on site for brands.
Host or partnerPresenting partner
The opening series has room for one presenting partner. Partner names will appear on course flags, leaderboards, and event pages.
Partnership options →