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It’s recommended you wear casual comfortable clothes when playing FootGolf. Anything that allows you to move easily and kick a ball – think active wear, sports clothes and the like. Comfortable shoes are also recommended. Soccer shoes with hard cleats are not permitted, and it is recommended that open toed shoes are not worn.

Like a regular game of golf, the maximum number of players in a group is four. This ensures that the game can run smoothly, as larger groups can sometimes interrupt the run of play for following groups. If you do have a larger group (e.g. families with children) please get in touch as we will try to accommodate.

Please see below a complete list of FootGolf rules below:

• No soccer shoes with hard cleats
• The ball must be played in a single movement. You are not allowed to push the ball with the top or bottom of your foot.
• If one players ball strikes another players ball, the ball at rest shall be returned to its original position
• Play the ball from where it lies
• If your ball obstructs another player’s kick, you may mark the spot and lift the ball.
• The player furthest from the hole is the first to kick the ball.
• The player with the best score will kick off first on the next hole
• If the ball lands in a water hazard, drop the ball within 2 steps from the nearest clear land point of entry (+1 penalty).
• If the ball lands in a bunker, play the ball from where it lies. You must rake the bunker after you play.
• Show consideration for golfers and other players at all times.

A typical game of FootGolf with two people takes approximately 1 hour over 9 holes. Eynesbury FootGolf is played over 12 holes and can take up to 1.5 hours.