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Vermont’s Accredited FootGolf Course

If you’re not a golfer but want to spend the day outdoors enjoying some great exercise, FootGolf may be your calling. Alternatively, maybe you’re an experienced golfer and you want to discover a fun new way to deepen your love of the game. The beauty of FootGolf is that it’s approachable for almost anyone!
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Accredited

We were the first golf course in Vermont to embrace this rapidly growing sport and become the first accredited FootGolf course in the state.

Well-Maintained Course

If you’re interested in discovering the fun and excitement of FootGolf for yourself, our well-maintained course is the perfect place to do it.

Affordable

With affordable daily fees and no restrictions on when you can play, we make it easy to explore a new hobby in Rutland County.

What Is FootGolf?

FootGolf is exactly what it sounds like — it’s a variation of golf played with soccer balls.

Players aim to get a soccer ball into a larger, FootGolf cup in as few shots as possible, but instead of swinging a club, they’re kicking the ball with their feet. Just like traditional golf, FootGolf can be played over 9 or 18 holes. In fact, FootGolf is integrated into our standard course, so you’ll face the same hazards and tee off from the same tee boxes as golfers.

FootGolf uses a size 5 soccer ball shot into a 21” cup. It’s otherwise so similar to conventional golf that you may share the course with standard golfers ahead of or behind you.

The rules of FootGolf aren’t complicated, but there are some guidelines to know. We recommend consulting the American FootGolf Federation to brush up on the rules. Our staff is also happy to answer your questions to get you started.
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What Do You Need to Play FootGolf?

One of the great things about FootGolf is that you don’t need any special equipment to get started. You just need a soccer ball – bring your own or grab one from our clubhouse at no additional charge!

If you can kick a soccer ball, you can play FootGolf! No prior experience or specialized athletic skills are required.

Soccer cleats are prohibited on the course. Instead, simply wear a comfortable pair of athletic shoes. Players can wear formal golf attire or soccer attire—we suggest dressing comfortably yet tastefully. Cut-off shorts, tank tops, and sleeveless shirts are not permitted.
FootGolf is played in groups of 2-6 players. However, solo players are welcome to visit our course, but they may be paired with a group. Playtime is about 45-60 minutes for 9 holes of play.
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Our FootGolf Daily Fees

Our daily fees for FootGolf are incredibly affordable, and there are no playing restrictions! We even include a complimentary soccer ball if you need one.

Weekday

Step onto the course for a weekday footgolf round that blends excitement with a refreshing challenge.
$15
9-Holes
$23
18-Holes
$8 will be charged for the next additional 9-holes.
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Weekend / Holiday

Make the most of your weekend or holiday with an exciting FlingGolf round. A new way to play.
$20
9-Holes
$28
18-Holes
$8 will be charged for the next additional 9-holes.
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Need more information about our rates? Check out the complete list of our rates & memberships, or simply just call us at (802) 773-2666.

Customer Reviews

Some of our reviewers said it best:
“Exceptional value, staff and owner are very nice and a pleasure to deal with. Par 3 course is well done and the greens are very nice.”
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Josh Melen
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“Truly is a hidden gem. Outstanding conditions. Watch out for those fast greens. Friendly and helpful staff. Perfect, walkable course.”
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MB Munns
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"Always a pleasure to play this hidden gem of a course. I leave half of my clubs in my vehicle and get some awesome short game fun sometimes under an hour to hit this 9 hole, par 3 on random weekdays. Always in great shape and staff is local and friendly!"
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Timothy Pattillo
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"Footgolf??? Brilliant! Fun and anyone can play. 3 par golf course. Affordable. Carts, patio, afult bevvies. Stonehedge has it all."
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FootGolf FAQ’s

There are now over 120 accredited golf courses in the United States that offer FootGolf and Stonehedge Golf Course was the first FootGolf course to open in Vermont (since 2014)!

Absolutely!  In fact, the American FootGolf League (AFGL) actually requires that FootGolf courses only be established on operating golf courses and, like many other FootGolf courses around the country (and world), the goal is to fully integrate the two sports. It's entirely possible that a group of FootGolfers could be playing ahead of or behind a group of standard golfers.

Yes, we suggest booking a tee time online (make that a link to the reservation page) or by calling the clubhouse (802.773.2666).  We can accept tee times up to 14 days in advance!

Not much...  Unlike the game of golf where the equipment can get a little pricy, the only thing you need to play FootGolf is a size 5 soccer ball, a pair of comfortable shoes (NO SOCCER/ATHLETIC CLEATS ARE ALLOWED ON THE COURSE!!!) and an appetite for fun!  And for those that don’t have a soccer ball, Stonehedge has size 5 soccer balls available for rental.

The maximum group size for golf is 4, but with the pace of FootGolf being slightly faster than golf, Stonehedge will allow FootGolf groups of 2-6 players.  While solo FootGolfers are also welcome to play Stonehedge, single players may be asked  to join with another group of players to limit contention on the course.  Who needs Match.com?!?!

Here are the standard AGFL FootGolf rules/regulations:

  • Make sure your ball is easy to identify and differentiate from others in your group or on the course.
  • Review the score card and wait for your turn. Make sure your kick will not interfere with other players.
  • You can kick your tee shot from any position on the tee box up to two meters (6 feet) behind the tee markers.
  • The ball must be played in a single movement. You are not allowed to push the ball with the top or bottom of your foot.
  • The ball must come completely to rest before playing your next shot.  It is not legal to stop the ball from rolling (even when/if wind-aided).
  • Play the ball from where it lies – you are not allowed to move the ball.

Golf

Looking for affordable golf in Rutland County? Stonehedge Golf offers all the fun you’re looking for on our 9-hole, par 3 golf course. Here at Stonehedge Golf, we think that anyone should be able to hit the links regardless of their skill level, age, budget, or experience.
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FlingGolf

Unlike standard golf, FlingGolf is easy to pick up, but it does take some time to master. Still, most players find they’re able to gain control over their shots much more quickly with the lacrosse-style FlingGolf technique. Master your FlingGolf technique at Stonehedge Golf Course.
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Experience all the fun that FootGolf has to offer at Stonehedge Golf in Rutland County, VT

Stonehedge Golf was the first golf course in Vermont to embrace this rapidly growing sport and become the first accredited FootGolf course in the state.
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