It’s called Grid Golf because Tees, Fairways, Rough, Hazards and Greens remain in the same position.

Players do not move from their teeing position except to putt, so play is much quicker.

Grid Golf includes virtually every subtlety of the traditional game.

As well as booming drives and precision iron shots, players need to play delicate half shots and avoid hazards. Like traditional golf, you’ll play the full range of shots, use the full bag of clubs and score in exactly the same way.

Players see before them a fairway marked into landing zones or grids.

Each grid has a distance marker with rough on either side. Should a shot not be hit as desired (just like on the golf course) and finish one grid wide, short or long, then the player chips onto the chipping green to determine the required putting distance.

Anybody can play it any time, day or night, come rain, hail or shine because the Tees and Putting Greens are under cover.