The exciting activity which combines football and golf and sees you try to kick a ball into a larger hole has launched at the popular family attraction in Hogganfield.
Popular sport and family attraction Golf It! has just unveiled the latest activity you can now enjoy when you visit – Foot Golf. The hobby combines football and golf and sees you try to kick a ball into a larger hole.
Launched over the weekend, it means families can choose to play either when they move around the course and can play either or both sports together. “Our whole ethos is making golf accessible, affordable and welcoming to all. Park Golf is the perfect introduction to the sport but we wanted to mix it up so introducing Park Golf vs Foot Golf is an interesting twist that can be enjoyed by everyone.
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