Tree Golf Rules

•  Only one club may be used to play an entire round - the players choice of a five, six or seven iron.

• Wiffle balls are used on the entire course.

• There is no official rough. Balls may be teed up on grass or leaves for any shot, with no penalty stroke added, as long as the ball is moved no closer to the hole, hereafter called the designated tree.

• Balls encountering a designated hazard must be moved, with no penalty stroke counted, to the point where the ball entered the hazard. Designated hazards appear on course score cards.

• Balls may be moved one club length before any shot, with no penalty stroke added, as long as the ball is moved no closer to the designated tree,

• Balls must hit and bounce directly off a designated tree, under its number sign, without touching anything after leaving the club, including the ground or another tree.

• Men and women share the same tee box.

• One Mulligan per round is allowed.

Tree Golf Players Association

John See, Tree Golf Commissioner

“Its golf for the rest of us!”

“Where Hitting A Tree Counts”