Every Stroke Matters

Carbon offsets work by compensating for greenhouse gas emissions produced in one place by funding projects that reduce emissions elsewhere. When a golfer buys an offset for their round of golf, they are effectively funding initiatives that do just that. These projects reduce greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to the golfer's carbon footprint from their round of golf. For example, if playing 18 holes of golf generates a certain amount of carbon emissions due to travel, maintenance, and energy use, purchasing an offset ensures that an equivalent amount of carbon is prevented from entering the atmosphere elsewhere. In the case of Offset Golf, these projects are all GHG reduction projects from smallholder farms in developing countries that have significant social & economic impact as well.

By buying offsets, golfers directly contribute to global efforts to combat climate change. They support projects that not only mitigate carbon emissions but also promote sustainable development, biodiversity conservation, and community resilience. This proactive approach allows golfers to enjoy their game while actively participating in environmental stewardship, ensuring that their passion for golf leaves a positive impact on the planet and the people with whom we share it.