Footgolf Devon league night 3 draws 27 players, hot -10 round leads night

Footgolf Devon’s League Night 3 drew 27 players and delivered the kind of scoring that marks a healthy local circuit, with a hot -10 round in 46 strokes setting the benchmark under sunny conditions. Ross was next best at -9, leaving just one shot between the top two on a night where the margin at the summit stayed razor thin.

That close finish mattered as much as the total turnout. A 27-player field gave the evening depth well beyond a casual kickabout, and the front of the leaderboard matched that energy with elite-level scoring. The -10 round was the clear headline performance, but Ross’s -9 kept the pressure on and showed the pace at the top was not a solo run away from the field.

There was more to take away than the leading scores. Trent, Roman and Fish each won prize discs, spreading the recognition across the room and underlining how many players were involved in the competitive side of the night. Trent’s name also appeared again in the update in another context, but the clearest confirmed rewards were the prize discs shared among those three players.

Footgolf Devon is based at Westcott, Cullompton, Devon, EX15 1YA, and the club’s own material frames FootGolf as a game played by kicking a football into a cup in as few shots as possible. That format helps explain why league nights can pull together players of different ages and skill levels while still producing low scores when the conditions and form line up.

The wider structure around the sport also gives nights like this extra weight. FIFG’s schedule includes the FootGolf Association of England, placing the Devon league inside an organized competitive pathway rather than an isolated local pastime. For Devon, the combination of 27 participants, a sunny setting, a -10 winning mark and a one-shot chase from Ross suggests the league is not just surviving, but sharpening.