The FootGolf Show

111 yards. Par 3. Hole 15 of the World Cup in 🇲🇽

It may not look intimidating on camera, but this hole demands absolute precision.

The challenge is simple: find the golf green. Miss slightly to the left and the ball can curl into a deep bunker, making par far from guaranteed. Players need to strike the ball with the inside of the foot, generating enough shape to hold the line while controlling the curve so it doesn’t drift into trouble.

Reaching the flag from the tee is virtually impossible. The real objective is to place the ball in the center of the green and leave yourself a makeable putt.

Then comes the hardest part: reading the speed. A football behaves very differently on a golf green, and judging pace can be one of the most difficult skills in FootGolf.

Hungarian youngster 🇭🇺 executes both shots perfectly. First, he finds the ideal position on the green. Then he delivers a flawless left-to-right putt with exactly the right pace.

The reward? An incredible birdie on the final day of the FootGolf World Cup in Acapulco.

One putt. One world title. 🌍⛳⚽

On the 18th hole of the 5th FootGolf World Cup in Acapulco, Mexico, Florian Warsemann stood over this putt with history on the line.

After three playoff holes against Gonzalo Novosad 🇦🇷 , everything came down to this moment. Make it, and he would become the first French player ever crowned Overall FootGolf World Champion.

The celebration that followed captures the passion, pressure, and emotion that define this sport.

A World Cup decided by a single putt.