Footgolf

Lasts two-four hours
Football and golf hybrid
Kick a football into holes

Event coordinator included
All equipment provided
Challenges and forfeits

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What's involved

Football and golf join forces for hilarious results with footgolf in Manchester!

This quirky game plays by the same rules as a regular game of golf but with one big difference; you’ll use your feet to kick a football instead of using a golf club to hit a golf ball.

You’ll kick a football into specially adapted, larger holes on a golf course with hilarious results as one of you is bound to boot the ball way too far. To be successful at this game, you’ll need to harness the precision of golf and the power of footie. Do you think you’re up to the challenge, lads?

This laugh a minute activity is perfect for sport loving groups who are celebrating a birthday or stag do in Manchester, injecting loads of banter as you compete to be crowned the footgolf king.

Show off your skills as you indulge in a bit of friendly competition, kicking the ball into these holes in as few kicks as humanly possible.

A friendly event coordinator will explain the rules and keep track of your scores, seeing who gets the longest drive, who gets closest to the pin and who sinks the winning putt, sorry we mean kick!

Your event coordinator will set you some hilarious challenges and even dish out cheeky forfeits to the losers.

Don’t forget to dress the part for some extra fun by donning the brightest polo shirts, vests, long socks and visors you can find! That means that you’ll not only get some funny photos but you’ll also be ready for a pub golf session once footgolf has finished. Result!

Important information

Duration: Two to four hours, depending on group size and how long it takes you to get around the course. Dress Code: Wacky golf attire recommend. No studded boots. Please note, the venue for this activity will be confirmed approximately two weeks prior to your weekend date. This is due to the supplier working with a wide range of venues.