Everything about the attempt

FAQ

01 The basics

  • A father-son attempt to play 18 holes of golf in all 50 U.S. states in the fastest cumulative time ever recorded. Every round will be played on a full 18-hole regulation course—no 9-hole courses played twice, no par 3 tracks.

  • Scott Sohen and his son, Quin Sohen. Both are lifelong golfers and competitive distance runners with a shared passion for endurance sports, road trips, and adventure.

  • The Fast 50 begins July 21, 2027 in Berwick, Maine and finishes on August 1, 2027 in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.

  • Because it combines everything we love—golf, endurance, travel, and family—into one meaningful challenge.

02 The record

  • A father-son attempt to play 18 holes of golf in all 50 U.S. states in the fastest cumulative time ever recorded. Every round will be played on a full 18-hole regulation course—no 9-hole courses played twice, no par 3 tracks.

  • Scott Sohen and his son, Quin Sohen. Both are lifelong golfers and competitive distance runners with a shared passion for endurance sports, road trips, and adventure.

  • The Fast 50 begins July 21, 2027 in Berwick, Maine and finishes on August 1, 2027 in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.

  • Because it combines everything we love—golf, endurance, travel, and family—into one meaningful challenge.

03 The logistics

  • A father-son attempt to play 18 holes of golf in all 50 U.S. states in the fastest cumulative time ever recorded. Every round will be played on a full 18-hole regulation course—no 9-hole courses played twice, no par 3 tracks.

  • Scott Sohen and his son, Quin Sohen. Both are lifelong golfers and competitive distance runners with a shared passion for endurance sports, road trips, and adventure.

  • The Fast 50 begins July 21, 2027 in Berwick, Maine and finishes on August 1, 2027 in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.

  • Because it combines everything we love—golf, endurance, travel, and family—into one meaningful challenge.

04 The courses

  • A father-son attempt to play 18 holes of golf in all 50 U.S. states in the fastest cumulative time ever recorded. Every round will be played on a full 18-hole regulation course—no 9-hole courses played twice, no par 3 tracks.

  • Scott Sohen and his son, Quin Sohen. Both are lifelong golfers and competitive distance runners with a shared passion for endurance sports, road trips, and adventure.

  • The Fast 50 begins July 21, 2027 in Berwick, Maine and finishes on August 1, 2027 in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.

  • Because it combines everything we love—golf, endurance, travel, and family—into one meaningful challenge.

05 Sponsorship & media

  • A father-son attempt to play 18 holes of golf in all 50 U.S. states in the fastest cumulative time ever recorded. Every round will be played on a full 18-hole regulation course—no 9-hole courses played twice, no par 3 tracks.

  • Scott Sohen and his son, Quin Sohen. Both are lifelong golfers and competitive distance runners with a shared passion for endurance sports, road trips, and adventure.

  • The Fast 50 begins July 21, 2027 in Berwick, Maine and finishes on August 1, 2027 in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.

  • Because it combines everything we love—golf, endurance, travel, and family—into one meaningful challenge.

06 Personal

  • A father-son attempt to play 18 holes of golf in all 50 U.S. states in the fastest cumulative time ever recorded. Every round will be played on a full 18-hole regulation course—no 9-hole courses played twice, no par 3 tracks.

  • Scott Sohen and his son, Quin Sohen. Both are lifelong golfers and competitive distance runners with a shared passion for endurance sports, road trips, and adventure.

  • The Fast 50 begins July 21, 2027 in Berwick, Maine and finishes on August 1, 2027 in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.

  • Because it combines everything we love—golf, endurance, travel, and family—into one meaningful challenge.

07 Getting involved

  • A father-son attempt to play 18 holes of golf in all 50 U.S. states in the fastest cumulative time ever recorded. Every round will be played on a full 18-hole regulation course—no 9-hole courses played twice, no par 3 tracks.

  • Scott Sohen and his son, Quin Sohen. Both are lifelong golfers and competitive distance runners with a shared passion for endurance sports, road trips, and adventure.

  • The Fast 50 begins July 21, 2027 in Berwick, Maine and finishes on August 1, 2027 in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.

  • Because it combines everything we love—golf, endurance, travel, and family—into one meaningful challenge.