FootGolf Courses in the UK & Ireland
FootGolf has a genuinely established scene across the UK and Ireland, with its own national federations and well over 200 certified courses. Here's where the sport is organized and where to find a round.
Official governing bodies
Each nation runs its own federation, all affiliated with the Federation for International FootGolf (FIFG), the same international body that oversees the AFGL in the United States.
- UK FootGolf Association (UKFG): covers England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales, and has been a FIFG member since 2012.
- FootGolf Association of England (FGAEngland): England's official governing body, established in 2020.
- Footgolf Scotland (FGAoS): the governing body for Scottish FootGolf clubs and courses.
- FootGolf Association of Ireland: founded in 2014 and a FIFG member the same year, covering the whole of Ireland.
For the current, complete course list, the most reliable source is the FootGolf Frenzy A-Z Course Directory, which covers England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland and is kept more current than any single course list.
Where to play, region by region
England
- London Footgolf Centre, Tudor Park, East Barnet: an 18-hole course in North London.
- Chelmsford Footgolf, West Park: nine holes alongside an 18-hole pitch-and-putt on mature parkland.
- Ashton Court Footgolf and Windmill Footgolf in Bristol: Ashton Court sits on an 850-acre country park estate.
- Eaton Park and Mousehold Heathin Norwich: two courses run on the city's existing pitch-and-putt layouts.
Wales
- Storws Wen, Anglesey
- Silver Birch Footgolf, Abergele, North Wales
- Dyffryn Clwyd, Ruthin, Denbighshire
Scotland
FootGolf Cumbernauld, Palacerigg Road, is Scotland's only dedicated FootGolf course: a full 18 holes over roughly 2 miles, about 5 miles from Glasgow.
Ireland
FootGolf Cork, on the outskirts of Kinsale in Co. Cork, was the first purpose-built FootGolf course in the south of Ireland. Additional courses operate in Dublin (Tallaght), Wexford, Limerick, and Derry.
Before you book
Course availability, opening hours, and pricing change by season and by venue. Always confirm current details directly with the course, or check the FootGolf Frenzy directory for the latest listings, before you travel.
Playing in the US instead? See our guide to finding FootGolf courses in the United States.
Ready to book your round?
Check the official directory for current course listings, then brush up on the rules before you tee off.