Footbag Golf

Footbag Golf, apparently, "...Is similar to ball golf or disc golf. Your 'driver' is a very hard, round, and heavy footbag. You boot it from the tee box towards the green. From there, you use a softer and softer bag as you get closer to the hole. Your putter would be a very soft footbag that doesn't roll. If you're outside the green (20 feet from the hole or 6m) you can roll your footbag into the base of the hole and it counts as being in. Once you're on the green your putt has to land in the hole to count."

It seems there's even a video about Footbag Golf, called "Kick the Habit." So, one can hardly doubt the authenticity of this sport, nor cease from being amazed at the sheer potential of it all, the skill of the footbag golfer, the art of the sneaker as putter.

There's something about the spirit of the footbag (a.k.a. "hackey sack") that has led to the creation of sports that call for some remarkably graceful exercises of physical agility - sports that span the spectrum from competitive to cooperative. See the Footbag WorldWide Information Service for an illustrated sampling of the many footbaggish splendors available to the agile many.