TC Speedgolf Spring Shamble
Saturday, June 10, 2023
Past event
7:30 AM EDT
Cedar, Michigan
$36.55–$72.60 · 3 races
Event summary
Join the excitement at the TC Speedgolf Spring Shamble on Saturday, June 10, 2023, at the picturesque Sugar Loaf - The Old Course in Cedar, Leelanau. This thrilling event marks the first of three speedgolf competitions hosted by TC Speedgolf this season. The day kicks off bright and early at 6:30 AM with coaching sessions for newcomers, followed by team tee-offs at 7:00 AM. Teams of two will race against the clock, choosing to tackle either 9 or 18 holes in this invigorating twist on traditional golf.
With divisions designed for all skill levels—including Casual 9, Casual 18, and Competitive 18—everyone is welcome to participate and enjoy the friendly competition. The Competitive 18 hole division boasts a minimum cash prize of $100, while all divisions offer non-cash prizes for winners. Speedgolf combines the thrill of golf with the challenge of speed, making it a unique and fun experience for players of all backgrounds. Don't miss out on a day filled with camaraderie, refreshments, and awards as you embrace the vibrant spirit of speedgolf in beautiful northern Michigan!
With divisions designed for all skill levels—including Casual 9, Casual 18, and Competitive 18—everyone is welcome to participate and enjoy the friendly competition. The Competitive 18 hole division boasts a minimum cash prize of $100, while all divisions offer non-cash prizes for winners. Speedgolf combines the thrill of golf with the challenge of speed, making it a unique and fun experience for players of all backgrounds. Don't miss out on a day filled with camaraderie, refreshments, and awards as you embrace the vibrant spirit of speedgolf in beautiful northern Michigan!
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Races
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Competitive 18 Holes - Team of 2
Incl. $2.60 Fee &
Compete against the highest-level speedgolfers in the region for bragging rights and a minimum $100 cash prize
Entries closed7:00 AM EDT
$72.60
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Casual 18 Holes - Team of 2
Incl. $2.00 Fee &
Challenge yourselves to complete 18 holes at the tight, hilly Old Course at Sugar Loaf. All teams win a non-cash prize, commensurate with their finish.
Entries closed7:15 AM EDT
$52.00
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Casual 9 Holes - Team of 2
Incl. $1.55 Fee &
Enjoy a beautiful nine holes of speedgolf with a friend. All teams win a non-cash prize, commensurate with their finish.
Entries closed7:30 AM EDT
$36.55
Organiser's description
THE 2023 TC SPEEDGOLF SPRING SHAMBLE WILL TAKE PLACE AT SUGAR LOAF - THE OLD COURSE ON SATURDAY JUNE 10. The Spring Shamble will be the first of three speedgolf events TC Speedgolf hosts this season.
A NEW TRADITION - SATURDAY JUNE 10TH. Starting at 6:30am, TC Speedgolf members will be at the course to offer coaching to new speedgolfers. Starting at 7:00am, teams of two will tee off, four minutes apart, and play 9 or 18 holes as fast as they can. Refreshments and awards will follow.
Speedgolf is a refreshing twist on our favorite sport, and were glad to see it flourishing in northern Michigan said Kris Wakeman, General Manager of Sugar Loaf. Sugar Loaf has a proud tradition of hosting fun and funky golf events, and the Spring Speedgolf Shamble is a perfect fit for us.
DIVISIONS FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS. Pairs can choose to compete in the Casual 9, Casual 18, or Competitive 18 hole divisions. All divisions will have non-cash prizes for winners. The Competitive 18 hole division will have a minimum cash prize of $100.
WHAT IS SPEEDGOLF? Speedgolf is a faster, fitter way to play golf. Check out Speedgolf Baby on YouTube https://youtube.com/@SpeedgolfBaby if you want to see what speedgolf looks like.
SPEEDGOLF SHAMBLE RULES. The Spring Speedgolf Shamble is a team best ball shamble. Your teams time starts at the starters signal, and ends when you tap in your putt on the last hole.
* SHAMBLE. On each hole, both team members hit the tee shot. The team selects one preferred tee shot, and both players play their second shot from that location (within 1 club length). Both players play their own ball from there.
* BEST BALL. The best individual score on the hole counts toward the team score. (For example, if Player A makes par and Player B makes bogey, the team makes par on that hole.)
* (Competitive 18 division only) BOTH GOLFERS MUST REACH THE GREEN. To make sure it's truly a team effort, both golfers must get their ball on the green -- and at least one must hole out -- before the team can advance to the next hole.
SPEEDGOLF SCORING. One stroke = one minute. (For example, if a team shoots 80 strokes in a time of 60:15, then their speedgolf score is 140:15.) No need to take turns just play fast!
* LOWEST SPEEDGOLF SCORE IS THE WINNER (but you already figured that out, didnt you?)
FAQS:
* WHO CAN PLAY SPEEDGOLF? If you play golf and can jog/walk 3 miles, you are fit for speedgolf.
* IS SPEEDGOLF SAFE? Speedgolf is as safe as any round of golf. Speedgolfers dont hit golf balls at other players.
* WHAT DO SPEEDGOLFERS WEAR/CARRY? TC Speedgolf publishes a beginners guide. If you want to know what to wear, or what clubs to bring, head to http://tcspeedgolf.com/equipment.
A NEW TRADITION - SATURDAY JUNE 10TH. Starting at 6:30am, TC Speedgolf members will be at the course to offer coaching to new speedgolfers. Starting at 7:00am, teams of two will tee off, four minutes apart, and play 9 or 18 holes as fast as they can. Refreshments and awards will follow.
Speedgolf is a refreshing twist on our favorite sport, and were glad to see it flourishing in northern Michigan said Kris Wakeman, General Manager of Sugar Loaf. Sugar Loaf has a proud tradition of hosting fun and funky golf events, and the Spring Speedgolf Shamble is a perfect fit for us.
DIVISIONS FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS. Pairs can choose to compete in the Casual 9, Casual 18, or Competitive 18 hole divisions. All divisions will have non-cash prizes for winners. The Competitive 18 hole division will have a minimum cash prize of $100.
WHAT IS SPEEDGOLF? Speedgolf is a faster, fitter way to play golf. Check out Speedgolf Baby on YouTube https://youtube.com/@SpeedgolfBaby if you want to see what speedgolf looks like.
SPEEDGOLF SHAMBLE RULES. The Spring Speedgolf Shamble is a team best ball shamble. Your teams time starts at the starters signal, and ends when you tap in your putt on the last hole.
* SHAMBLE. On each hole, both team members hit the tee shot. The team selects one preferred tee shot, and both players play their second shot from that location (within 1 club length). Both players play their own ball from there.
* BEST BALL. The best individual score on the hole counts toward the team score. (For example, if Player A makes par and Player B makes bogey, the team makes par on that hole.)
* (Competitive 18 division only) BOTH GOLFERS MUST REACH THE GREEN. To make sure it's truly a team effort, both golfers must get their ball on the green -- and at least one must hole out -- before the team can advance to the next hole.
SPEEDGOLF SCORING. One stroke = one minute. (For example, if a team shoots 80 strokes in a time of 60:15, then their speedgolf score is 140:15.) No need to take turns just play fast!
* LOWEST SPEEDGOLF SCORE IS THE WINNER (but you already figured that out, didnt you?)
FAQS:
* WHO CAN PLAY SPEEDGOLF? If you play golf and can jog/walk 3 miles, you are fit for speedgolf.
* IS SPEEDGOLF SAFE? Speedgolf is as safe as any round of golf. Speedgolfers dont hit golf balls at other players.
* WHAT DO SPEEDGOLFERS WEAR/CARRY? TC Speedgolf publishes a beginners guide. If you want to know what to wear, or what clubs to bring, head to http://tcspeedgolf.com/equipment.
Location
4512 S Town Line Rd, Cedar, 49621, MI, United States
TC Speedgolf Spring Shamble
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