How Much Does It Cost to Play FootGolf?
Published March 22, 2026 · Updated July 18, 2026
FootGolf is one of the more affordable ways to spend an afternoon outdoors, largely because it uses existing golf course infrastructure rather than requiring a purpose-built venue.
Typical green fees
- 9 holes: roughly $10–$18 per person
- 18 holes: roughly $15–$30 per person
- Twilight or off-peak rates: often discounted 20–30%
- Group, league, or season-pass rates: available at many AFGL-affiliated courses
What else you might pay for
- Ball rental, if you don't own an approved FootGolf ball (usually a few dollars)
- Cart or pull-cart rental, if the course allows it for FootGolf players
- Tournament or league entry fees for AFGL-sanctioned events
Why it's cheaper than golf
FootGolf skips the biggest recurring cost of golf: clubs. There's no set of irons and woods to buy, maintain, or replace: a single approved ball, which many courses rent or sell for a few dollars, gets you started. That single difference is why FootGolf is often pitched as the low-cost entry point to "playing golf."
Ready to find a course and check current rates near you? Start with our course-finder guide.
Curious what green fees look like at a famous private club instead? See our look at what it's historically cost to play Bay Hill.