Expert FootGolf Course Builders
FootGolf is one of the fastest-growing leisure activities, combining the precision of golf with the fun and accessibility of football. It offers clubs and venues an innovative way to attract new visitors, increase engagement, and create an additional revenue stream with minimal investment.
At Active Golf Projects, we design and build FootGolf courses that deliver maximum playability, durability, and year-round enjoyment. Whether installed alongside an existing golf course or developed as a standalone facility, our synthetic turf solutions provide a realistic playing experience with low maintenance requirements and long-term reliability.
Our experience in golf construction and artificial turf systems ensures your FootGolf course is built to a professional standard, tailored to your available space and business goals.
Foot Golf FAQ
What is Foot Golf?
Foot Golf is a hybrid sport that combines football and golf. Players kick a football into oversized cups in as few shots as possible, following golf-style rules. It’s easy to learn, fun for all ages, and great for families, groups, or team events.
How much space do you need for a Foot Golf course?
A Foot Golf course can be built on existing golf fairways, open land, or multi-use recreation areas. A standard 9-hole layout typically needs 2 acres, but custom designs can be adapted to your available space.
What materials are used for adventure golf courses?
Use this text to answer questions in as much detail as possible for your customers.
Can foot golf be added to an existing golf course?
Yes! Many golf clubs add Foot Golf to increase revenue and attract new visitors. The holes can share fairways or be set on separate areas to minimize disruption to traditional play.
What surfaces work best for Foot Golf?
Foot Golf can be played on natural grass or high-quality synthetic turf. Synthetic options reduce maintenance and allow for all-weather play, making them ideal for commercial or indoor facilities.
What maintenance does a foot golf course require?
Maintenance is generally low. Natural grass courses need regular mowing and marking, while synthetic turf versions only require brushing and debris removal. We design all courses for durability and easy upkeep.
How profitable is foot golf for courses?
Foot Golf offers excellent return potential thanks to low setup costs and broad audience appeal. Many venues see an ROI within the first 12–18 months through green fees, group bookings, and events.