The object of the game is to get the ball from the tee into the hole in the fewest number of strokes.  A stroke is striking the ball with the club head or pitching the ball with the club scoop.  The winner has the fewest number of strokes for the 18 (or fewer) holes played in the round.

Absolutely! Mountain Golf was created with the idea of fostering family and friendships, making it a game that can be enjoyed by everyone, regardless of age or skill level. While it does involve some strategy and skill, the rules are simple enough for beginners to pick up quickly.

The equipment needed to play Mountain Golf includes a specialized club, ball, cup, flag, tee marker, and a club and ball rack. The unique Mountain Golf club features both a head for striking the ball and a scoop for pitching it, offering a diverse range of play options. The Mountain Golf ball is a proprietary 3 inch natural rubber design to handle the varied terrains found on Mountain Golf courses.

While Mountain Golf shares the basic concept of golf – getting the ball from the tee to the hole in the fewest strokes possible – there are several key differences.

• The Mountain Golf club has a scoop in addition to the head, which adds a unique strategic element to the game.
• The courses themselves are designed to work with the natural terrain, creating a more diverse and interesting play environment than the groomed greens of traditional golf.
• The course fits on your existing property.  Fairways can cross and holes can run around existing amenities.

Setting up a Mountain Golf course starts with plotting the course on your terrain. Cups, flags and tee markers follow the layout.  The course design should take advantage of the natural terrain and incorporate unique challenges that make the game fun and engaging.  The course can be set up in a day or two.  You enhance it over time.

Mountain Golf thrives on diversity and variety, making it perfect for terrains that traditional golf courses will not fit. Undulating landscapes, rocky outcrops, hills, forests – these natural elements can all add unique challenges and beauty to a Mountain Golf course. The game embraces the natural topography of the land and transforms it into an exciting, outdoor game of skill.

Absolutely! One of the greatest advantages of Mountain Golf is its adaptability. The game can be set up in areas not traditionally suitable for golf, such as rugged or hilly terrain. It can complement a traditional golf course by offering a unique alternative for players looking for a different kind of challenge. Similarly, it can share space with other outdoor sports facilities without causing disruption.

At Mountain Golf, we are committed to ensuring our course owners have everything they need for a successful operation. We provide the clubs, balls, cups, flags, tee markers, club and ball racks and the Mountain Golf trophy and set-up/design consulting. We are always just a phone call or email away if you have any queries or require support. Your success is our success!