STIIX Golf Project

• Grades: 3-8
• Number of Students: 8-24, 15-45
• Hours of Content: 2-4
• Additional resources: Lesson Plan

Highlights:

Explore Concepts & Careers around GOLF before building / testing one of your own!

Objective: 

Students will apply principles of physics, design, and materials engineering to build a functioning golf club that can be tested outdoors. Set in the thriving city of STIIX-Ville, students are tasked with creating custom clubs to support the launch of a newly requested community golf course.

Through this hands-on project, students will explore force, angles, and impact while also reflecting on the personal growth values found in golf—such as patience, perseverance, and critical thinking—while documenting their process and testing the performance of their designs.

What's Included:

• PVC Pipes
• PVC 45 deg. Elbows
• Colored Bars
• Hotel Heycards
• Golf Balls
• Black Golf Tees
• Grip Tape
• Gray Electric Tape
• Hot glue
• Step-by-Step Sheets