BigCup Golf Pack

Discover the importance of teamwork as players work together to score points within a designated number of swings during an indoor golf game. Place targets around the playing area with smaller targets closer to players, and larger targets farther away. Working in teams of 3, players take turns driving their ball toward one of the targets. The ball immediately sticks to the hook-and-loop fasteners when connecting with the target for instant feedback. A team earns a point for each target hit. Teachers can also assign different point values depending on the size of the target to promote strategy.

Targets are made of heavy-duty, waterproof Tarpaulin canvas with sewn-in hoop-and-loop fasteners. The fabric balls easily stick to the target upon making contact. Jr sized Soft-Stix Clubs have an oversized, polyurethane foam head to reduce intimidation. Clubs also have a steel shaft with a rubber grip for enhanced control.

Set includes 9 targets (5 ea 24” dia, 3 ea 36” dia, 1 ea 48” dia), 24 balls (2.5” dia), 9 Screamin’ Yellow 7 irons, a VersaBag mesh storage bag, and activity instructions.

15 Fun and Fundamental Movement Activities Using the BigCup Golf Pack

The BigCup Golf Pack is a beginner-friendly golf set designed to increase student success and enjoyment in learning golf skills. The oversized 8" cups offer a larger, more forgiving target than traditional golf holes, helping students build confidence and develop striking accuracy. Paired with durable putters and safe foam balls, this set makes it easy to teach putting and chipping both indoors and outdoors. The high-visibility cups and accessible equipment open the door for creative and movement-rich activities that develop fundamental movement skills such as striking, balance, locomotion, and coordination. Below are 15 imaginative activity ideas to help students develop physical literacy while having fun with the BigCup Golf Pack.

1. Giant Cup Golf Crawl: Students bear crawl to their ball, stand up, and try to putt into a BigCup. Combines body control and striking accuracy.

2. Hop & Hole-In-One: After 5 hops in place, students take their shot at the oversized hole. Reinforces hopping and strike focus.

3. Rainbow Relay Rounds: In teams, students race to putt a ball into their team’s BigCup, then tag the next player. Focuses on striking and locomotor movement.

4. Color Match Madness: Use colored balls and cups—students must match and score. Teaches color recognition and target precision.

5. Kneel & Nail It: Students kneel and attempt to putt into the BigCup. Builds core stability and fine motor control.

6. Dizzy Driver Drill: Students spin in place three times, then take a shot. Emphasizes turning, balance recovery, and focus.

7. BigCup Bowling Bash: Set BigCups on their side and roll foam balls into them like bowling. Focuses on rolling accuracy and manipulative control.

8. Leap to the Line: Leap over floor tape to reach the ball, then putt into the BigCup. Combines leaping and striking skill.

9. Jumping Jack Jam: Do 5 jumping jacks before each shot. Builds rhythm, cardio endurance, and strike control.

10. Push Putt Path: Students push their ball along a tape line to guide it into the BigCup. Focuses on pushing control and precision.

11. Rainbow Round-Up: Set multiple BigCups across the gym. Students rotate stations, trying different shot types (chip, putt). Builds coordination and adaptability.

12. Backward BigCup Blast: Students putt the ball backwards between their legs toward the target. Builds spatial awareness and creative striking.

13. Team Tee-Off Time: Students in small teams must land 3 balls in the BigCup as quickly as possible. Combines teamwork and goal setting.

14. Cone Zone Challenge: Place cones around the BigCup. Students must avoid them while aiming to score. Reinforces spatial awareness and accuracy.

15. BigCup Score & Skip: After a successful shot, students skip a lap around their station before resetting. Combines locomotor skill and strike motivation.