Add side games to a league or charity scramble
A long-drive or longest-putt contest gives your golf outing another moment to celebrate. Choose the contest holes in advance and share the rules with every group. Ask the course how and where contest markers should be placed.
Run a long-drive contest with consistent rules
Choose the hole and define the eligible landing area before play starts. Explain how drives will be judged and how ties will be settled. Record the leading golfer on a marker and update it when a longer qualifying drive takes the lead.
Set up a longest-putt contest
Decide which putts count and how putt length will be measured. Record the leader’s name and the distance if your event requires it. Keep the same rules for all groups so the result is easy to confirm.
Pack one kit for multiple contest holes
The ProximiTEES starter kit contains nine reusable markers and nine clip-on pencils, with eraser sheets and a pouch. Allocate markers to the contests you have planned, then collect them after the round. They record leaders and do not measure distance.
Common questions
Can one kit cover different contests?
Yes. Use separate markers for your chosen closest-to-the-pin, long-drive and longest-putt holes. The starter kit contains nine markers.
Can I ask about kits for a larger golf tournament?
Email moderngolfshop@gmail.com with your event date and the number of kits you are considering.