parFly, fly fishing golf courses
F l y f i s h i n g America's best golf courses . . . and aiming for the water hazards.
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Your water hazards are home to great bass fishing. Doing it on the fly is a blast.
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Learning and hearing the quiet. A ladies' event.
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Combining a skills and social outing for the ladies only.
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Get a 4-some – Then fly-fish some.
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Bugs on the water and suds on the shore.
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"But, I don't play golf" Outing Alternative
A creative and fun way to increase outing attendance.
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Nine holes of competitive golf combined with fly fishing where every stroke and cast determines the winner.
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Fly fishing and fun for 12-18 year-olds.
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Bamboo rods for the true "authentic" fly fishing experience.
Looking for that new idea?
"Fly Fishing Targets Women as a Source for Growth"
Read a great article recently published in the
New York Times.
For the 2024 Season
The perfect fit of the two ancient and historic sports from the British Isles gracing your club.
parFly is in the business of bringing the classic fly fishing experience to private club members.
Make your water hazards the best part of the course. With this legendary fishing technique we open up your existing resources to increase members' time at the club and help generate new revenues a the club's bars, restaurants and pro shop. parFly's experienced staff brings all the gear, provides instruction, knowledge and fun.
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Together we add value to the club.
Check out
Sir Nick Faldo wetting a line.
Pro Nick Faldo puts it like this: “Fly-fishing is like golf in that you don’t get a second chance, especially when casting to a bonefish. You quickly learn to get everything right — cast, line position, drag. One thing wrong, and ‘bogey!’ — you lose the fish.”
On the PGA Tour>>
"The problem I have is whenever the fly fishing is great somewhere in the world, I base (my golf) around the fishing schedule."
Mark O'Meara

"There's never a locker room on tour that doesn't have a fly rod in there,". "Some of the guys will bring rods around with them on their practice rounds to make a few casts."
Davis Love III
in the NYTimes.com