Target Golf
Target Golf
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Target Golf is an exciting competitive activity and is different each time it is played! Using a variety of equipment to create a ‘golf’ course, the aim is for pupils to get round the course in the least number of throws possible. Extra shots are added when bunkers or water hazards are landed in. Using a range planning, decision making and creative skills this game is fun and challenging.
- Number of participants: Group / pair / individual
- Purpose of activity: Increase pupil physical activity through a golf style throwing game. Aiming to reach all the ‘holes’ in the least number of throws possible.
- Including all pupils: STEP framework included.
- Pupil roles: Participant
- Space: Outdoors. Ensure the space is suitable for the number of players, with space around the course if the beanbags / balls miss the target.
- Equipment: A variety of objects to create the course (e.g. boxes, hoops, rope, string, marker cones, benches, flat markers, buckets). A range of throwing objects (e.g. beanbags, balls, koosh balls, frisbee, paper and pen for recording scores).
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