How do I find FootGolf courses near me?

Search the official AFGL sanctioned course list and the USA FootGolf course map, then confirm details directly with the course, since dress code, pricing, and available hours vary by location and season.

Do I need to book a FootGolf tee time in advance?

It depends on the course. Many public courses take FootGolf walk-ins during off-peak hours, but weekends and courses that share tee times with golf often require advance booking, especially for groups.

Find FootGolf Courses Near Me

FootGolf has grown fast, but coverage is still uneven — dense in some regions, thin in others. Here's the most reliable way to actually find a course near you and know what to expect before you book.

Start with the official course directories

The two most reliable sources for current FootGolf course locations in the US are the governing organizations themselves, since course lists on general web directories go stale quickly:

AFGL Sanctioned Courses — the American FootGolf League's official list of affiliated, tournament-eligible courses.
USA FootGolf — a broader course map covering casual and recreational FootGolf venues beyond AFGL-sanctioned courses.

Because coverage changes as courses add or drop FootGolf layouts seasonally, always confirm current availability directly with the course before you drive out.

AFGL-sanctioned vs. casual FootGolf courses

Not every course that offers FootGolf is AFGL-affiliated, and that distinction matters depending on why you're playing:

AFGL-sanctioned courses meet specific equipment and layout standards and can host official tournaments that count toward rankings and qualification.
Casual/recreational coursesrun their own FootGolf layout for public play but aren't part of the competitive tour structure.

If you just want a fun round with friends, a casual course is plenty. If you're building toward competitive play, prioritize AFGL affiliation — see our full explainer on the AFGL.

Questions to ask before you book

Is FootGolf available every day, or only specific days/times?
Do I need to bring my own ball, or is rental available?
What's the dress code — see our full equipment and dress code guide before you go.
Are 9-hole and 18-hole rates both available?
Is advance booking required, especially for groups?

If you can't find a course nearby

FootGolf coverage is still expanding into new regions. If there's no course near you yet, a few options: check whether a nearby traditional golf course would consider adding a FootGolf layout (many did exactly this after seeing demand elsewhere), look for indoor or urban FootGolf-style venues in bigger cities, or widen your search radius — FootGolf trips are increasingly common as a weekend outing worth driving for.

Run a course or know one we should feature?

We're always looking to highlight FootGolf courses and organizers — get in touch.