None. Alan Shephard hit two Golf balls with a six-iron on 6th February 1971 - when he was part of the Apollo 14 mission. That does not qualify as "played a game of golf".
During the Apollo 14 moon mission Alan B. Shepard hit a golf ball on the moon.
Apollo 14 is the mission with the famous golf ball on the moon. Commander Alan Shepherd (also the first American in space) hit two golf balls while on the moon to demonstrate the lower gravity on the lunar surface.
Golf has been played on the moon.
Golf.
That would be Golf. Apollo 14 (1971) when Alan Shepard swung a makeshift iron that cause the ball to fly for several miles, disappearing into the distance.
It is a device used to hit a golf ball in the game of golf or it is a member club in the grounds of which golf is played.
A new Sport , the merger of Golf and Rocketry. The hollow plastic "Golf Ball" is launched with a model rocket toward the "Green". This game can be played on any open field with a Golf type flag, and a Golf type hole in the ground. When your rocket lands close enough you use a Real Golf Ball and "Putt Out". This game can be played against Golf Pros on a Real Golf Course with proper permission. "The World's First Rocketry Golf Game" was played on July 23, 1989 at Shoreline Golf Links, Mountain View, Cal. Doug Frost, inventor of this game, played against Jack Guio, and John Lowe who played Regular Golf.
Alan Shepard used a modified six iron during the Apollo 14 mission in 1971. The folding "sampling arm" he used to pick up rocks, had a specially made golf club head that could be screwed on. When he was done, he brought this folding "space golf club" back to Earth, and it was presented to comedian Bob Hope, an avid golfer well beloved by all branches of service. Alan Shepard, commander of Apollo 14, using a modified 6-Iron, hit two golf balls while on the moon's surface.
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