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FootGolf in Mexico has its origins in 2005 under the name of Fut-Golf. On September 9, 2009, Francisco Name officially registered the trademark with the IMPI (Mexican Institute of Intellectual Property).

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In 2012, the Mexican FootGolf Federation (FMFG) was founded in the city of Monterrey, under the leadership of Francisco González, with the support of the United States FootGolf Federation. That same year, Mexico formed its first national team and participated in the First World FootGolf Championship held in Hungary, an event in which the International FootGolf Federation (FIFG) was founded. Since then, Mexico has been a founding country and has participated in all the world championships of the discipline.

Currently, Mexico has approximately 280 golf courses, of which more than 50 have hosted official FootGolf tournaments, which represents about 20% of the country's courses.

 

FootGolf in Mexico is officially recognized as a sport by the CODEME (Mexican Sports Confederation A.C.), and has the endorsement of the Mexican Football Federation A.C. (FMF), the Mexican Golf Federation A.C. (FMG) and the Mexican Federation of Fast Soccer and Siete A.C. It is currently in the process of being declared a national sport.

The country is divided into six regions:

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Southeast

Gulf

Center

West

Northwest

Northeast

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Each region has active leagues and others in the process of incorporation.

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Active leagues (8) and in the process of opening (10):

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Region                                         Open Leagues                                        In Process

Southeast                                           Cancun, Merida, Campeche                                                 -

Gulf                                                         Puebla, Tlaxcala, Oaxaca                                                    -

Center                                           Morelos, State of Mexico, Acapulco                                         -

West                                                          Guadalajara, Vallarta                                              Manzanillo

Northwest                                                                 -                                        Los Cabos, Tijuana, Mazatlan, Durango

Northeast                                                  Monterrey, San Luis                                                       -