How far does the average golfer walk on the course?
Jun 02, 2021 · Walking the golf course is considered a great form of exercise. The typical golfer will walk between 4 and 6 miles during the round, taking nearly 10,000 steps (depending on his or her stride length), and burn up to 900 calories.
How many miles is a round on a golf course?
But how golfers get around the course has a large impact on miles walked and calories burned. A golfer walking, rather than riding, can burn nearly 3,000 calories a week by playing 36 holes. Golfers who walk also tend to score better than those who ride in a cart or carry their own bag. The scientist who conducted the study is Neil Wolkodoff ...
Is walking the golf course a good workout?
A golf course averages about 6500 yards. For the sake of math, let's make that 6800. There 1720 yards per mile. That results in 4 miles of straight line walking. Add in no one walks a straight line, and the numbers go up. I used my push cart last weekend and walked 18 holes. That night, my Fitbit registered 21k steps.
How far do you walk in a football game?
Apr 29, 2021 · The result of walking to breakfast, checking in at the course, warming up on the range, then playing 18 holes on Pinehurst No. 2 (Jason Lusk/Golfweek) I was shocked to see 19,231 steps to that point for the day. The Fitbit app also showed I had walked 8.93 miles and burned 3,740 calories. The step total, subtracting the 2,084 I had walked ...

How far can you walk in golf?
Play a round of regulation 18-hole golf on most courses and you’ll walk anywhere between 3 and 6 miles, depending on the length of the course, how much walking you do before and after your game, and how often you have to wander off course in search of lost balls. You can better estimate how far you’ll walk while playing a round ...
How many yards is a regulation 18 hole golf course?
A regulation 18-hole golf course should be between 6,200 and 7,000 yards. To calculate how many miles you walk from the first tee to the 18th tee, multiply the number of yards by three (the number of feet in a yard) and then divide the result by 5,280 (the number of feet in a mile). For example, a 6,500-yard golf course is equal to 19,500 feet ...
Who is William Henderson?
William Henderson has been writing for newspapers, magazines and journals for more than 15 years. He served as editor of the "New England Blade" and is a former contributor to "The Advocate.". His work has also appeared on The Good Men Project, Life By Me and The Huffington Post. Related Articles.
Is golf good exercise?
Studies confirm that golf is good exercise. But how golfers get around the course has a large impact on miles walked and calories burned. A golfer walking, rather than riding, can burn nearly 3,000 calories a week by playing 36 holes. Golfers who walk also tend to score better than those who ride in a cart or carry their own bag.
How many calories do you burn playing golf?
But how golfers get around the course has a large impact on miles walked and calories burned. A golfer walking, rather than riding, can burn nearly 3,000 calories a week by playing 36 holes.
Who is Brent Kelley?
By. Brent Kelley. Brent Kelley is an award-winning sports journalist and golf expert with over 30 years in print and online journalism. our editorial process. Brent Kelley. Updated May 06, 2019. Golf is good for you. That's the conclusion of a study completed by an American sports scientist back in 2009. But we didn't need a scientist ...
How long does it take to walk 10km?
It would take roughly 2.5 hours to walk 10km (6 miles rounded up) Based on my own exercise I'm going to estimate that you would burn 375kcal per hour walking at this speed, meaning the total journey would burn approx 940kcal. Do that for 30 days then you have a total of 28,200kcal burned.
How long is Augusta National Golf Course?
Augusta National Golf course is 7435 yards long. That is 4.22 miles. There are several walks between greens & tees which will add up to at least 400 yards, that is another .22 of a mile. There is also the arguement of how accurate the players are tee to green.
How long does it take to lose 20 pounds?
Assuming you can lose 1lb a week, you may be able to lose 20lb in about 5 months. The total number of miles will depend on how many miles you walk to create that caloric deficit. Remember, it boils down to simple calories in, calories out. In regards to weight loss, everything else is secondary.
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