Whitford Park Golf Club has couch fairways which are superb to run on and has gentle undulations to make the run an interesting challenge. From the clubhouse spectators will be able to view half of the holes and monitor competitor progress, whilst the 18th hole finishes in an amphitheatre setting.

2020 Champions:

Jamie Reid(M)

Liz McKinnon(W)

Located in the heart of the Alps, Golf de Chamonix offers unforgettable views of the surrounding massifs and mont blanc
This flat course, with beautiful and wavy greens, is punctuated with magnificent bunkers, skillfully placed water barriers and is widely worth discovering by the general public.

2019 Champions:

Mikko Rantanen (M)

Milla Hallanoro (W)

Routed through pine and birch forest, Linna Golf Club is consistently ranked #1 or #2 in Finland. Plenty of water features, bunkers, and large green complexes ensure a stern test. 36 hole Men's division, 18 hole Women's and Senior Divisions. Limited field, sign up today!

2019 Champions:

Jamie Reid (M)

Milla Hallanoro (W)

Jari Koivusalo (S)

The 2020 British Open Speedgolf Championships will be well attended by amateurs of all skill levels and age groups, as well as a plethora of the top ranked Speedgolfers from around the world.

2019 Champions:

Jamie Reid (M)

Kathy Leppard (W)

Chris Fenn (S)

The 4th annual national championship is headed to Northern California. Bing Maloney is a flat and fast track that promises to showcase incredible Speedgolf performances over two days in October. Offering 9, 18, and 36 hole Amateur flights and 36 hole Championship flight. Will it be another photo finish, or will someone run away with the title in 2020?  

2019 Champions:

Jason Hawkins(O)

Brian Noble(A)

Courtney White(W)

The 2nd Swiss Speedgolf Open returns to Golfclub Gstaad, in the stunning Bernese Alps beyond Montreux and Lac Lémon. A challenging but short hillside layout, local Ronnie Zimmerman raced to become the inaugural Swiss National Champion!

2019 Champions:

Ronnie Zimmerman(O)

Jürg Randegger(A)

Vanessa Hánni(W)

6-time Japan national champion Joe Matsui and the Japan Speedgolf Association will welcome the international community to the first world championships held outside the United States. Sunny Country Club in Nagano plays host to this year's championship, and will provide a stern test for the best Speedgolfers in the world.