Bring the golf course to your own backyard with this 9-hole bucket golf game set, a fun twist on traditional golf designed for kids, adults and groups to enjoy together.
Create your own course by arranging the nine numbered buckets and tee boxes around the yard, then compete to finish the course in the fewest strokes. Move the holes closer together for younger players and beginners or spread them across a larger area to create a more challenging course for experienced players.
Instead of standard golf balls, the set uses oversized 2.76" perforated balls that are easier to see and hit, making the game approachable for players with different skill levels. Hitting any portion of the bucket counts, keeping the rules simple enough for family play while still allowing plenty of friendly competition.
Nine tee boxes let you change starting positions and angles, so the course can be redesigned whenever you play. Set it up in the backyard, take it to the park, bring it along to a family gathering or pack it for a day at the beach.
With nine holes, flags, balls, tee boxes, stakes, a scorecard and a convenient carrying bag, you'll have everything needed to create your course — just add golf clubs and players!
Arrange the nine numbered buckets throughout your playing area and position the tee boxes to create your course. Players take turns hitting toward each bucket, counting their strokes along the way. Contact with any part of the target bucket counts.
Complete all nine holes and tally the score — lowest score wins!
Or forget the official rules and make up your own. Half the fun is designing a ridiculous backyard course. 😄
Game Type: Backyard Bucket Golf
Players: Up to 9
Ball Diameter: 2.76" / 70 mm
Bucket Material: Oxford Cloth
Ball Material: TPE
Tee Box Material: PE
Flag Stick Material: Fiberglass
Carrying Bag: 600D Oxford Cloth
Recommended Club Length: Approximately 47.24"–59.06"
Golf Clubs: Not included
Turn it into your own backyard tournament! Set shorter holes for younger players and longer or trickier shots for the grown-ups. Add obstacles using patio furniture, trees or other safe backyard features, create teams, and finish with snacks and drinks on the patio. A little friendly competition makes a great excuse to spend the afternoon outside together.