urban golf

British  

noun

1. a game played on a large outdoor course in a non-residential area of a city, the object of which is to hit a tennis ball using clubs, with as few strokes as possible, into each of usually 18 holes

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Example Sentences

In April, the state proposed rules that would require urban golf courses using groundwater to lower their use by a little over 3% — a “relatively modest reduction” in the words of the department director, Tom Buschatzke.

From Los Angeles Times

Fans have been treated to some stunning urban golf played across punishing concrete landscapes as the traditional game moves into its new-look future away from lush grass courses.

From BBC

Zhang's speed, accuracy and agility - all essential elements of urban golf which has been compared to "parkour with a golf ball" by pundits - have seen her never fail to make the top 10 at any event on the Tour, which have included courses set in warehouses, industrial buildings, old farmland and even defunct sports stadiums.

From BBC

Birds of Condor, an urban golf apparel brand, is based out of Byron Bay, the most eastern point of Australia.

From Golf Digest

Urban golf is not unlike slum golf: a guerrilla version of the game played in urban settings using the natural obstacles endemic to any city.

From The Guardian