ParShot combines the strategic challenges of golf with the thrill of clay target shooting, giving “Golf with a Shotgun” a whole new meaning. In ParShot, players progress through a course designed to mimic a golf fairway, with each "hole" featuring designated clay targets that must be hit in sequence. Each hole includes sections similar to golf's tee, fairway, green, and hole.

Players move from tee stations labeled A, B, and C, aiming to complete each hole with precision. Each tee provides a unique vantage point and challenges, requiring shooters to adapt their approach. A standard ParShot4 game consists of nine par-4 holes, with each hole presenting three clay targets. Players have six shots per hole to break all three targets in sequence, advancing through each stage—tee, fairway, and green—just as golfers would approach a hole in golf.

Scoring in ParShot mirrors traditional golf, with players aiming to complete each hole "at par" or better. Breaking all three clays using exactly four shots scores a par (0). A birdie (-1) is achieved by breaking all targets in just three shots, while taking additional shots results in bogeys, adding to the score. The player with the lowest cumulative score at the end of the round wins. In the case of ties, the player with the highest total hits takes the lead.

For advanced play, ParShot Open introduces varying pars per hole, adding new layers of strategy. ParShot Open can be played over any multiple of nine holes, with par-4, par-5, and par-6 holes that challenge players to complete different combinations of targets in a specified number of shots. This format allows for greater difficulty, with holes that may require hitting four or five clays within a set shot limit, providing seasoned players with an elevated challenge.

ParShot is open to all shooting classes—Open, Senior, and Junior—with shotgun calibres including 12, 20, 28 gauge, and .410. With its unique combination of clay shooting and golf strategy, ParShot offers a dynamic experience for both shooters and spectators, encouraging skill, focus, and a bit of competitive spirit.

Coming soon, you can try ParShot at shooting grounds near you, and experience the challenge of golf with a shotgun!