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F.P.G.A.
βFORTY PLUS GOLF ASSOCIATION
Where Competitive Golf Meets Real Life
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ποΈ Built for the Golfer Who’s Still Got Game
You’re not done competing.
You’re just done taking it too seriously.
The Forty Plus Golf Association (FPGA) is a Jacksonville-based league designed for golfers who still love the game—but also love a good laugh, a cold beer, and getting home before lunch turns into dinner.
This is golf the way it was meant to be played.
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π₯ What Makes FPGA Different
β Competitive—but not cutthroat
We keep score. We track results. We crown winners.
But nobody’s losing sleep over a double bogey.
β Built for real schedules
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Sunday mornings
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Biweekly events
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18-hole stroke play
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Rotating top Jacksonville-area courses
β Games within the game
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Skins
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Closest to the Pin
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Season standings
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Bragging rights that last way too long
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π» More Than a Golf League
Let’s be honest…
The best part isn’t always the scorecard.
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The trash talk on the first tee
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The “that’s not my normal swing” excuses
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The post-round stories that get better every time
This is a group of guys who love golf—but don’t need it to love them back.
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π Who It’s For
You’ll fit right in if you:
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Are 40+ (or close enough with approval)
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Still enjoy competing—but not grinding
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Want a consistent group to tee it up with
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Appreciate good golf, better laughs, and fast rounds
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π Simple Format. Serious Fun.
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Individual stroke play
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Handicaps keep it fair
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Season-long tracking
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Optional side games
Play well? You’ll win.
Play bad? You’ll still have a great time.
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π Ready to Tee It Up?
Whether you’re a low handicap chasing a number or just trying to keep it under 100…
There’s a spot for you here.
π Join the Forty Plus Golf Association
π Show up. Swing it. Enjoy it.
No pressure. No politics. No nonsense.
Just golf—with the right group of guys.
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What are the benefits of joining FPGA?
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Joining the Forty Plus Golf Association (FPGA) can offer several benefits, including:
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Networking opportunities: Connecting with other golfers, potentially leading to new friendships and golfing partnerships.
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Organized golf events: Participating in structured tournaments and games, which can help improve your golf skills and add excitement to your game.
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Scoring and tracking: Utilizing resources like the tee sheet and scoring system mentioned in the post, making it easier to monitor progress and compete with others.
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Community engagement: Being part of a group of like-minded golfers, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared enthusiasm for the sport.
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Golf improvement: Learning from others, getting tips, and staying updated on golf-related news and best practices.
These benefits can enhance your overall golfing experience and provide opportunities for socialization and skill development.
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