Local Play, Real Spirit - Talk with the Organizer: Janek Schneeberg
Not every great event needs a huge trophy or a big crowd. Sometimes, it’s just about gathering the crew, walking the streets, and letting the game do the talking. Saturday 21st. of June, Bückeburg…

FOCUS HOLE 13 “7th. FLOOR SWING”

Blind tee shot. Swinging into the void. Mandatory passage between buildings. No other option to reach the target.
A drop zone and a penalty await you below if you go out of bounds.
That’s the game…

STREETGOLFERS
WE NEED YOU!

Before you read the message from Benoist Richard, President of the French Street Golf Federation, we wanted to say a few words as a media deeply rooted in this culture…

HOLE 18 – “NO ISLAND”

Last shot. Water in your face. No mercy. No island.
You gotta cross the wet. No way around that. But how you do it? That’s the game…

HAVE WE LOST THE GAME?
Definitely not, the game has evolved.

Two weeks ago in the article HAVE WE LOST THE GAME?, we asked you what streetgolf still means today. You answered loud and clear: the spirit is alive, but we’ve got to stay sharp to keep it that way. Here’s what came back from Laon to Copenhagen, Paris to Dudelange—different voices, same heartbeat…

WILD SHRIMP CREW: THE TOURNAMENT THAT SHAKES THINGS UP
HOW STREETGOLF FOUND ITS VOICE IN LA MURE.

There are moments in the life of a sport, a discipline, when the ordinary is torn apart to make way for the unexpected. On May 25, 2025, in La Mure, the final of the French Street Golf Championship was unlike anything ever experienced. Why? Because behind the organization was the Wild Shrimp Crew, this unique collective that for years has embodied the contradiction, audacity, and poetry of an extraordinary sport…

Yo, golf heads and street players!
Legendary goofball Happy Gilmore is back on the green! After almost 30 years, Adam Sandler is lacing up the skates (and golf shoes) for Happy Gilmore 2, dropping exclusively on Netflix July 25…

It all started with a four-iron...
Back around 2010, our main judge, Johannes, was gifted a golf club and some balls. None of us knew what to do with them. Green fees? Not in our budget. And honestly, not our vibe. So, Johannes Handrock, Amos Douglas, and I took our new gear to the local park and started swinging…

Golf’s old-school obsession with perfect, manicured fairways is starting to look straight-up ridiculous. The planet’s burning up, droughts are getting real, and yet some courses are still out here chugging water like it's unlimited, overusing chemicals. Not all golf courses are the problem, but the ones ignoring sustainability? Yeah, they’re the issue. The game doesn’t need picture-perfect greens—it needs real, playable spaces that work with nature, not against it. Time to rethink what a course should be…