Footgolf is a sport combining elements of soccer and golf, where players kick a football into a 21-inch cup on a golf course. It emphasizes strategy and accuracy over power. Originating in Holland in 2009, it has gained popularity, especially in California, with over 1000 courses worldwide. The sport is accessible to all ages and requires minimal training, making it appealing to many. Footgolf is played on the same courses as traditional golf, requiring cooperation between players. Its growing popularity suggests a bright future, potentially even as an Olympic sport.

What is the main objective in footgolf?

• To kick the ball the farthest

• To get the ball into the hole with the fewest kicks

• To score goals like in soccer

• To complete the course in the shortest time

What is more important than a powerful shot in footgolf?

• Having a strong team

• Wearing the right shoes

• Playing in good weather

• Reading the course and accurate putting

How do footgolfers and regular golfers manage playing on the same course?

• Footgolfers play only in the evenings

• They cooperate and follow course etiquette

• They play on different parts of the course

• Footgolfers play on separate days

Where were the official rules of footgolf first adopted?

• Australia

• Holland

• United Kingdom

• United States

What is one of the reasons for footgolf's growing popularity?

• It is only for professional athletes

• It is played indoors

• It requires little training to start

• It requires expensive equipment