Footgolf: Soccer Golf terms

Last updated 15 October 2026

These terms cover playing Footgolf at footgolfgame.com. By playing, you agree to them. How your data is used is in the privacy policy.

Your player

• You can play as a guest (saved on that device only) or sign in with Google or your email address so your player follows you to other devices.
• Keep your sign-in to yourself. You are responsible for what is done with your player.
• Choose a name and @handle that are fine for everyone to see. Footgolf may change or remove names, handles and clubs that are offensive, impersonate someone or mislead.

Coins

• Coins are earned by playing. They cannot be bought, sold, traded, given to other players or cashed out, and they have no value outside the game.
• Coin matches use coins only: both players put in the same entry, a course fee of 10% is taken, and the winner gets the rest. A tie gives both entries back.
• Footgolf may change how coins are earned and spent, and may reset or remove coins gained through a bug or through cheating.

Fair play

• Play your own rounds. No cheating, automating play, using bugs on purpose, or interfering with the game or with other players.
• Scores are checked on Footgolf's server, and results that break these rules can be removed. Players who keep breaking them can be suspended or removed.
• Recorded rivals are real players' earlier rounds and are always labelled as recorded.

Friends and messages

Be respectful in names, clubs and challenges. Report anything wrong with Send feedback in Settings.

The game

• Footgolf is in active development. Courses, items and features can change, be added or be taken away.
• The game is provided as it is, without guarantees that it will always be available or free of errors. To the extent the law allows, Footgolf is not liable for lost progress or other losses from using it.

Leaving

You can stop playing at any time. To delete your player, open Settings, tap Send feedback and write "delete my player".

Changes

These terms may be updated. The date at the top shows the latest version; playing after a change means you accept it.