Olympics golf

Olympics Golf

Olympics golf is a relatively new event, having been reintroduced to the Summer Games in 2016 after a more than 100-year absence. The competition sees both male and female golfers representing their countries on the world stage, competing in a stroke-play format over four rounds. The top male and female players from each country are eligible to participate, with a maximum of four golfers per country.

Excitement and Prestige

Golf at the Olympics has brought a new level of excitement and prestige to the sport, as athletes get to compete for gold, silver, and bronze medals alongside other top athletes from around the world. The event showcases global talent and provides an opportunity for golfers to represent their country in a unique setting. With its inclusion in the Olympics, golf has further solidified its status as a truly international sport.