Brighton Footgolf

Richard and company put together a great time! A pint for me and coffee for the kids at the clubhouse, and a great couple hours with my boys. If we weren’t just visiting, I’d be a regular.Pro tip: Recommend a warmup first if you haven’t been on the pitch in a bit and plan on 18 holes. My leg was worked by the end!

Pitch is class and it's worth doing if you like football, let alone Golf. I looked into making a booking during poor weather and forgot to cancel which is my fault, as the weather became very poor.Richard came off a bit awkward on the phone and made me a bit uncomfortable but I think it's just his personality.I've been 2 times before though and it was class, the people in person were great. Worth trying.Edit - I think Richard can just come off a bit to strongly.They also close early if they are low bookings unfortunately, so worth booking in if possible to ensure you do not waste a trip.

Had such a fun time, and thought it was really good value for students. Shame we punctured a rented ball, so had to cover an extra cost of £15. Would definitely recommend bringing your own balls If you have them to avoid this. Staff were really friendly and helpful. Great views too. Only drawback is there is definitely some spiky bushes, especially around the first few holes, so you have to be careful to avoid punctures (unlike us).

Good fun, nice size and some tricky holes

Great fun, and good excersize. Lovely views from the top of hole 7. The 19th hole cafe does a nice coffee, a selection of hot food, chocolate and crisps.

Great way to get a stroll and kick a football about, with your inner competitor popping its head above the parapet. Lovely location and fun for all ages. Football skills are probably a huge disadvantage!

Had planned a fun afternoon of footgolf with friends which we hadn’t seen for a while. However, it was tainted by a punctured ball.l and a £15 additional fee!We were told to check the balls before we started (which we did) and if we got a puncture it would be a fee of £15 to cover the cost of the ‘special footgolf ball’. We were also told to mind the brambles etc. Second hole one of us got a punctured ball even though the ball had stayed on the course and wasn’t booted in an abnormal way. This ruined the game for us as then everyone else was worried about getting punctures and incurring extra costs! Would not recommend on this basis. I didn’t see anything about charges before I booked. Maybe this should be clearly stated on their website. Overall we felt disappointed and maybe a little bit misled by the footgolf team and didn’t stay to have a drink as a consequence.

I had fun but.... I used my own ball to go around the course.Near the end I lost my ball, I went in the bushes to find it but couldn't, although I did find two other balls of which were from the venue. At the end I returned both balls of which I found to the owner and explained the situation and his words were You Lucked out" and he came across aggressive/angry for no reason even though I returned the balls to him of which he didn't have previously. Although I had fun playing

What’s not to love? It’s golf with a football!!We hosted a birthday party with 29 kids aged mostly 11(ish) and they loved it !!!Richard and his team were really helpful in the pre party organisation and on the day, very relaxed and chilled. Perfect for our group. Pizza and squash after which was great.Can’t fault the set up or the party set up - we were lucky with the weather but the barn venue is quite big too and serves coffee, a small bar for the adults so all in all fantastic.Enjoy !!!

Brilliant place to take the kids (and adults) My boys absolutely loved it.Very reasonable and staff are incredibly accommodating and helpful.A lovely coffee truck is inside and they sell cold drinks, ice creams and snacks.Highly recommended.