Footgolf

Foot Golf is an epic mash-up of two of the world's greatest games - football and golf - and is perfect for sports-loving stags. The rules themselves are pretty much based on the sport of golf, the essential difference being that instead of a club and a tiny ball, you're using your feet and a full-blown football.

"Fooorrreee!!"

We have three variations of the game depending on your location:

Unguided 

There are no restrictions and you're free to tee off when ready (as long as there are no hazards/unsuspecting players on the target for you to strike). You can choose your own style, but we suggest match play. You can even open a little side wager/forfeit on the various holes: "loser buys the beers!"

Match Play

We'll provide a referee who will oversee the game, uphold the rules and try not to laugh at any wayward shots. For this version, golf attire is required by the course.

Stag Play

Much like the standard competition version of the sport but with added forfeits which the referee will see are upheld. For this version, golf attire is required by the course.

The Dress Code

Some of the courses will require you observe normal golfing dress code etiquette:
polo shirts, tailored shorts and astroturf trainers or normal sports trainers are widely acceptable. Alternatively, you could go for classic golf fancy dress and either go old school or Pringle to the max.

Basic Rules

• The ball must be completely still before it can be struck.
• Tee shots must be taken behind the tee line.
• Play the ball as it lies.
• Only one ball can be in motion at a time.
• If a ball enters a water hazard, a one-shot penalty will apply.
• No intentional distractions are allowed (although this is a stag do so...)
• The furthest ball from the hole is played first.
• The maximum score is 10 shots per hole.

Remix

To keep things interesting and add more of a football element, why not try:

• Back healed putting
• Bunker and water hazard forfeits
• Weak foot tee-off
• Closest to the pin wagers

Is Footgolf An Official Sport?

Whilst not in the Olympics, footgolf has been recognised as a sport by the Federation for International Footgolf (FIFG) which makes it an official sport.

How Long Does It Take To Play Footgolf?

A game of footgolf usually takes between one and two hours, depending on the number of holes and the players' abilities.

Do You Need Boots For Footgolf?

In most cases, trainers or astros are preferred.

Do I Need To Be Good At Football And Golf To Play Footgolf?

You don't need to be good at either - footgolf is great for all abilities. However, if you guys are super competitive, being better at football will help your game.