Are you an avid golfer, who plays in all weathers and is always looking to improve or compete in club competitions? Or the type of golfer who uses it to catch up with friends and get some exercise?
Whether you are a lifelong player or someone completely new to the game and just starting out on your golfing journey, we want to hear from you in our You & Your Golf survey.
For some people, there's nothing more relaxing than hitting the golf course on a hot summer day. If you're looking to boost your workout motivation, hitting a few balls on the course can be a great way to get in your daily steps, without having to do a high-intensity workout. While golf isn't for everyone, we still want to get your thoughts, no matter what experience you have with the sport.
The world of golf has changed a lot in the past decade, especially in the last 18 months, and we want you to tell us about your experience of playing the game and the gear you use.
You may be playing with the same tried and tested clubs you’ve had for years, just invested in a new set of custom-fitted clubs packed with the latest technology, or have taken the plunge and bought your first set.
Take part in our You & Your Golf survey now and be in with a chance of winning an Amazon voucher.
Whether you're a regular at the course or a retired golfer, sometimes the equipment you use makes all the difference. With so many options out there for you to try, we hope to get a better understanding of how your clubs have shaped your overall golfing experience—and you'll be entered for a prize drawing!
The You & Your Golf survey is open to anyone who plays golf in the UK or US and takes about 6-8 minutes to complete. To say thank you for your time, your entry will be placed into a prize draw for a chance to win an Amazon voucher worth £250 or $300 (if US based). Terms and Conditions apply and the survey is open until 4 August 2021.
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