This study aimed to understand the relations between the golf carrying distance and health-related physical fitness of university female students of beginner golf performance, and identify the activities that can represent the performance of golf carrying distance. This study employed the experimental design approach to study the process of golf learning. The research samples were 101 untrained female college students, and the scores of carrying distance after 12 weeks of course were used as the benchmark. These students also took tests on health-related physical fitness activities. These data were converted into scores and then analyzed for the relations between performance of golf carrying distance and scores of health-related physical fitness activities, with SPSS 12.0 statistics software to calculate Spearman correlation coefficient. Then stepwise multiple regression models were deployed to predict the activities of health-related physical fitness that can represent these subjects' golf carrying distance. The significance standard of this study was p=.05. The results show that there were positive correlations between the golf carrying distance of university female students of beginner golf performance and sit-and-reach, standing-long-jump. After analyzed with stepwise multiple regression models, the activity that was the first choice was "sit-and-reach" and the second one was "standing-long-jump". The stepwise multiple regression formula of the scores of golf carrying distance was as follows: (Golf carrying distance of university female students of beginner golf performance)= .070+.061×(the scores of sit-and-reach)+ .074×(the scores of standing-long-jump). Through this formula, the statistic of stepwise multiple regression models was the most significant, and the explanatory power of these subjects’ golf carrying distance scores reached 74.7%. The conclusion of this research is that the golf carrying distance of university female students of beginner golf performance was positively related to muscle softness and explosive force. Therefore, health-related physical fitness activities had close relations with golf.