You’ll kick off your Koh Samui day with footgolf through lush botanical gardens, sharing laughs as you stroll beneath coconut palms and mango trees. Enjoy friendly competition, local plant lore from your guide, cold drinks at the finish line — plus hotel pickup makes it all easy. It’s more about connection than scorecards.
We got picked up near Chaweng, still half-awake but already sweating a bit — Koh Samui mornings are sticky, you know? The drive was short, maybe ten minutes, and the guy at the entrance just grinned and handed us footballs. I’d never played footgolf before (didn’t even know it was a thing), but the course wound right through these wild gardens — mango trees, coconut palms, all sorts of green everywhere. It smelled like cut grass and something sweet I couldn’t place. My friend tried to show off his “technique” on the first hole and nearly lost his ball in a bush. We all cracked up.
The whole 18-hole footgolf course felt more like a walk than a match — gentle slopes, soft earth underfoot, bits of sun poking through leaves. Our local guide, Somchai, kept pointing out weird plants (“That’s for curry,” he said at one point), and every now and then we’d hear birds or see some gecko dart across the path. There were families with little kids pushing strollers too — nobody seemed in any rush. At one hole there was this sudden waft of frangipani; I stopped just to breathe it in for a second.
By the end we were half muddy from chasing stray shots but nobody cared. They gave us cold drinks (I went for something fizzy) and we sat around swapping stories with another group who’d come from near Big Buddha. Someone joked about starting a league back home. I still think about that lazy walk under the trees — it wasn’t about winning at all, just being outside together for once instead of glued to our phones.
The 18-hole course usually takes about 1-2 hours to complete depending on group size and pace.
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included in your booking.
Yes, infants can ride in prams or strollers and must sit on an adult’s lap if needed.
The course is on the beach road about 10 minutes north of Chaweng and 5 minutes from Big Buddha statue.
No lunch is provided but bottled water and a soft drink are included after play.
No, footballs are provided as part of your experience.
Yes, it’s a gentle walk suitable for all fitness levels and focuses more on fun than competition.
Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off so you don’t have to worry about transport; you’ll get souvenir gifts plus bottled water and a soft drink after finishing your round; footballs are provided so you can just show up ready to play or stroll as you like before heading back relaxed.


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