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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I bring my own ball?

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Absolutely! Bring your favorite ball, or you can check one out at the course for a fee.

Do I have to book a tee time?​

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Yes! It is imperative that you book in advance, in order that we can manage all arrivals at the course.

What footwear should I use?

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Football boots and blades aren't permitted. We suggest you wear trainers or astroturfs.

What is the dress code?​

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You can wear golf attire, but footgolf is more casual. As long as you are wearing a shirt and with trousers, jeans or shorts , you can play!

What else should I bring?​

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Sunglasses, sunblock, and a camera for starters!

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How hard is footgolf?​

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 It's fun for all ages and skill levels. Footballers will love it, but it also requires the patience and eye of a golfer. Even if you aren't a natural athlete, you will have a good time!

What is Footgolf

Footgolf is a combination of the popular sports of football and golf.  The game is played on a golf course with a regulation size 5 football, although we also have smaller sizes available. The course fits within regular golf hole layouts, so you would Tee-off between the markers and aim down the fairway towards the green. The holes have 21-inch diameter cups.

 

Easy to learn and play, footgolf is the perfect sport for all ages. It also affordable and a round only takes only a few hours. Read the rules and watch a video from our friends at FootGolf San Diego

Footgolf Rules

  • The rules largely correspond to the rules of golf

  • Football Boots (studs or moulds) are not allowed, as the course is not a football pitch. Please wear trainers, walking boots or flat shoes.

  • Do not touch the flags, leave them in the holes.

  • We have size 5, size 4, size 3 and a very small number of size 2 footballs available.

  • The ball must be stationary before it is kicked.

  • A maximum of 6 people can play in one group.

  • The furthest player away from the hole always goes first.

  • If your group is slow, please let groups behind you pass through, to save slowing up play and creating bottlenecks on the course.

  • One person to mark the scorecard.

  • Always mark the scorecard on the next tee, not on the green, as it holds up play behind.

  • Please be aware of our neighbours at all times

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