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[...] is between holes. 3. Rent Balls While you are invited to bring your own soccer ball to the FootGolf course (as long as it is a regulation #5 soccer ball – the standard ball size played in adult [...]

[...] do you care for the course? Let us know in the comments section! The post How to Care for a FootGolf Course appeared first on Go FootGolf. [...]

[...] the FootGolf Teeing Areas, so now let’s focus on the FootGolf Greens. When you’re on a FootGolf course and you’ve made it to the green, do you know what to do next? Yes, the goal is to kick your [...]

[...] If you’re preparing to head to your local FootGolf course for the first time, here is a quick First-Timer’s Guide to FootGolf of what to bring to [...]

[...] -patterned socks and turf or indoor soccer shoes. FootGolf is played with a standard #5 soccer ball. What other questions do you have about FootGolf? If you can’t find the answers you’re [...]

[...] yards is a par 3, par 4, and par 5 for FootGolf? On average, a FootGolfer can kick the soccer ball around 50 yards per kick. The catch is: a soccer ball rolls more, but is kicked less [...]

[...] disappointed when you arrive at the Pro Shop. The Ball FootGolf is played with a size 5 soccer ball. If you can’t find a ball around the house, you can purchase one at your local sporting [...]

[...] new, most rental balls should still be in good shape – and you can always bring a personal soccer ball as backup just in case. 4. Use A Spotter for Hazards Oh those hazards. One of the fun aspects [...]

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[...] keys to unlocking your FootGolf game. The post How to Kick a FootGolf Ball appeared first on Go FootGolf. [...]

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[...] , so grab your friends and get out on the course! The post Fun FootGolf Facts appeared first on Go FootGolf. [...]

[...] people to come out and try it. Since 18 holes of FootGolf can be played on only 9 holes of the golf course, some courses charge what they might for 9 holes. How many yards is a par 3, par 4, and par 5 [...]

[...] successful day out on the FootGolf course. What to wear Check the local rules for the golf course that you’re headed to, keeping in mind that the same dress code for golfers often [...]

[...] aspects of FootGolf is its potential to bring a whole new demographic of players out to the golf course. Some of these players may never have played golf before, let alone been out on an actual golf [...]

[...] 2011, it has been played in Europe since 2008, though the first 9-hole FootGolf tournament on a golf course was played in the Netherlands in 2009. This 12-minute video captures footage from the first [...]

[...] spread awareness and interest in the game. 2. Bring A Towel Some FootGolf courses, including Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center, offer FootGolf tee times throughout the day, starting in the early [...]

[...] good FootGolf score. The first Orange County FootGolf course opened on Saturday, June 28 at Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center. The first official AFGL tournament in Northern California had a full [...]

[...] FootGolf is the newest international craze to make it to Southern California, and with Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center opening as the first Orange County FootGolf course, and other FootGolf [...]

[...] -course, as does the cost for a golf tee time. Several California FootGolf courses including Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center are starting with a lower fee as an introduction to the game, to [...]

[...] in the game. 2. Bring A Towel Some FootGolf courses, including Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center, offer FootGolf tee times throughout the day, starting in the early morning. If you happen to [...]

[...] Orange County FootGolf course opened on Saturday, June 28 at Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center. The first official AFGL tournament in Northern California had a full field of 144 [...]

[...] newest international craze to make it to Southern California, and with Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center opening as the first Orange County FootGolf course, and other FootGolf courses in Southern [...]

[...] for a golf tee time. Several California FootGolf courses including Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center are starting with a lower fee as an introduction to the game, to encourage people to come out [...]

[...] Golf & Practice Center opening as the first Orange County FootGolf course, and other FootGolf courses in Southern California springing up like daisies, we thought it might be time to talk about [...]

[...] FootGolf varies course-by-course, as does the cost for a golf tee time. Several California FootGolf courses including Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center are starting with a lower fee as an [...]

[...] is the same as the tee box for the golfers, though the tee markers are different. Other FootGolf courses might have different teeing grounds separate from the golf tee boxes. Pre-first Hole [...]

[...] inadvertently leave divots and damage delicate greens and fairways. The best boot for most FootGolf courses is turfs with multi-studded rubber nubs. These provide the necessary grip to plant for long [...]

[...] merge the two. http://www.myfoxla.com/story/25926376/what-on-earth-is-footgolf The post Top 5 FootGolf Videos appeared first on Go FootGolf. [...]

[...] or left foot. Want to know how to kick the ball? Check out this blog on different types of FootGolf kicks. Have another Teeing Ground ritual that you do? Let us know in the comments section! The post [...]

[...] We’ve discussed the FootGolf Teeing Areas, so now let’s focus on the FootGolf Greens. When you’re on a FootGolf course and you’ve made it to the green, do you know what to do [...]