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FootGolf in London

London has three FootGolf venues we could confirm on their own websites: two run by London FootGolf Centre, in Ealing and Barnet, and a third at Horsenden Hill in Greenford.

Where to play

  • London FootGolf Centre, Hanger Hill Park, Ealing, W5 1HN: 18 holes (1,755 yards, par 65) or 9 holes (964 yards, par 33). Listed prices: adults £12 for 18 holes and £10 for 9, students £10 and £8, under-16s £8 and £6, under-5s free, ball hire £1. Open from 10:00 to dusk, weather permitting. Hanger Lane station (Central line) and the 483 bus serve the park, and there is free parking on Hillcrest Road. Booking is by phone or message using the number on the venue's booking page. The venue says football boots, including studs, are allowed.
  • Tudor Park FootGolf, Barnet, EN5 5NY: Run by the same operator as Hanger Hill and listed on the same website. 18 holes (par 72) or 9 holes (1,042 yards, par 37). The venue's own pages give two different yardages for the 18-hole course, so we are not quoting one. The operator lists the same prices as Hanger Hill. Open from 10:00 to dusk, with free on-site parking. New Barnet station is a 14-minute walk and High Barnet (Northern line) is 20 minutes on foot. Booking is shared with Hanger Hill.
  • Horsenden Hill Activity Centre, Woodland Rise, Greenford, UB6 0RD: 9, 18 or unlimited holes. Listed prices per person: 9 holes £10 for adults and £7 for juniors, 18 holes £14 and £10, unlimited £21 and £18 (junior means under 16). A round takes up to two hours, it is open seven days a week, and pre-booking is essential through the venue's online booking. Equipment hire is £2.50, and the venue asks you to bring trainers.

Prices, hours and booking rules are as listed on each venue's own website when we checked on 27 September 2026. None of the pages showed an update date, so confirm them with the venue before you travel.

Before you go

FootGolf venues change their offer often, so confirm that FootGolf is running and check prices and booking on the venue's own page before you travel. Wear turf or indoor soccer shoes, not cleats: our equipment and dress code guide has the details, and how to play FootGolf covers the rules.

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