Eaton Park Pitch & Kick

Website: https://www.norwich.gov.uk/pitchandkick

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is Eaton Park Pitch & Kick, and is it suitable for traditional golfers?

Eaton Park Pitch & Kick is a fantastic casual course designed specifically for Footgolf and Pitch & Putt, not traditional 18-hole golf. You'll find it's perfect for a relaxed afternoon with family or friends, offering a fun, low-pressure way to enjoy the game. We highly recommend it for beginners or those looking for a different, more accessible golf experience.

How much does it cost to play at Eaton Park Pitch & Kick, and do I need to book ahead?

Playing here is quite affordable, making it a great value for a fun outing. While prices can vary slightly, you can expect to pay around £5-£10 per person for a round. We always advise checking their official website for current rates and booking details, especially during peak season or weekends, as it can get busy.

When is the best time to visit Eaton Park Pitch & Kick, and what are the course conditions like?

We find late spring through early autumn offers the most pleasant conditions for playing, as the English weather is generally milder and drier. The course is well-maintained for its type, featuring open, grassy fairways and straightforward holes that are perfect for a casual game. Don't expect championship-level greens, but you'll have a perfectly enjoyable surface for pitching and kicking.

What equipment do I need to bring for a round at Eaton Park Pitch & Kick?

For Footgolf, just bring yourself and comfortable trainers - they provide the footballs. If you're playing Pitch & Putt, you'll want a putter and a wedge or two; you can often rent clubs on-site if you don't have your own. We always recommend checking their website beforehand to confirm rental availability and pricing.

What makes Eaton Park Pitch & Kick a unique experience compared to other casual courses in England?

What truly sets Eaton Park apart is its location within the beautiful, expansive Eaton Park itself, offering a lovely backdrop of mature trees and open green spaces. It's not just about the game; you're also getting a pleasant park experience, making it ideal for a combined outing with a picnic or a stroll after your round. We appreciate how it blends accessible sport with a charming natural setting.