United States FootGolf

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FootGolf Hole. Cups Flagsticks Flags - Backyard Package

Jun 1, 2020 – Sep 30, 2020

Package includes:
3 FootGolf Cups (no lids)
3 FootGolf Flags with soccer ball logo
3 Orange and White 2 piece Flagsticks

Set-up some practice holes and work on your FootGolf skills. A great way to practice the sport of FootGolf from you own backyard. Official AFGL/FIFG Certified Cups. The or...

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Posted on Aug 22, 2019

FootGolf Cup 52cm x 28cm - This is the ONLY FootGolf Cup under official FIFG.ORG parameters in the United States. NO other FootGolf Cups are "official", "approved" or "certified" by American FootGolf Federation.
For more information call AFGL at +1-760-501-0100 Ext 104 or email usa@footgolf.net

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FootGolf in the United States

FootGolf was introduced in the U.S. in 2011 and by July 2012 introductory tournaments were taking place around the country. Current and former soccer players began discovering FootGolf and quickly become serious competitors of the sport. A national and international presence of the sport was developing and governing bodies were being established around the world. Rules were developed for play and the game was quickly following the rules of golf with adjustments made to adapt rules to kicking a soccer ball into a 21" cup on the fairways. With the demand for play golf course operators saw a way to gain additional revenue by bringing in the sport and over 200 courses were being added a year. A structure of the sport was building and equipment was being developed and manufactured to supply courses with an easy option for adding the sport and next was a way for players to compete.