A Guide to Golazo Futsal Singapore, Where Goals Get Loud!
Golazo Futsal is my go-to pitch when I need that midweek football fix. The turf is solid, the vibes are electric, and the matches get intense, fast.
Hands (or feet) down, it’s one of the best futsal spots around, with both sheltered and open-air courts ideal for all skill levels. It’s where a lot of Singaporeans lace up when we’re craving serious five-a-side action.
What is Golazo Futsal Singapore?
Golazo Futsal Singapore was established in 2012, with its name derived from a Spanish term meaning an amazing or spectacular goal. Located in Jurong West, it offers four five-a-side futsal courts to cater to different weather conditions.
The venue is equipped with modern amenities such as free bathing facilities (stinky feet begone!) and parking, emphasising its commitment to providing a comfortable and accessible environment for all futsal enthusiasts.
Things to Know
Address: 21 Jurong West Street 23
Contact: +6567946625
Hours: Daily, 9 AM–3 AM
Admission:
Weekday daytime (9 AM to 6 PM):
- Sheltered courts, S$60/hour
- Open-air courts, S$54/hour
Weekday evenings (6 PM to 3 AM):
- Sheltered courts, S$96/hour
- Open-air courts, S$90/hour
Weekends (9 AM to 3 AM):
- Sheltered courts, S$96/hour
- Open-air courts, S$90/hour
*Student discounts are available during weekday daytime hours with the following rates:
- Sheltered courts, S$36/hour
- Open-air courts, S$30/hour
Rules and restrictions:
- Children under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 18 or above at all times
- Those with medical conditions, who are pregnant, or who have casts, are not allowed to use the facilities
- Users are responsible for their personal belongings; the facility will not be liable for any loss or damage
- By using the facilities, there’s an assumption of risks (futsal injuries, etc.) among users
- No jeans, sandals, or barefoot play (you’ll be asked to leave the pitch)
Quick tips:
✔ Wear futsal or indoor court shoes (no studs allowed on turf)
✔ Book early; prime slots like evenings and weekends fill up fast
✔ Ask about promos like student discounts and back-to-back hours
How to Get There
By MRT: Take the East-West Line to Lakeside MRT Station (EW26), which is approximately a 20-minute walk from the venue.
By bus: For a shorter walk, alight at Boon Lay MRT Station (EW27) and transfer to bus services such as 181, 185, or 199, which stop near Corporation Primary School, just a 2-minute walk from Golazo Futsal.
By car or taxi/drop-off: Set your destination to 21 Jurong Street West 23, located beside Corporation Primary School. The facility doesn’t have an on-site drop-off point, but drivers can safely stop along Jurong West 23 for passengers to alight.
For parking, a public car park is available at Supply Chain City, just a 3-minute walk away.
What to Expect and Do
Play on four FIFA-standard courts
– Media from golazofutsalsg
I’ve played on all four courts at Golazo, and I’m here to testify that they’re built for serious futsal, with slick turfs, proper markings, and solid bounce. The FIFA-standard setup won’t disappoint, whether you’re in a friendly or a full-on match.
Rain or shine, there’s always a pitch ready, with two sheltered and two open-air courts with UV shade. The moment you step on it, it feels like game time, not just a kickabout.
Pro-tip: For cheaper rates and quieter courts, book weekday mornings or early afternoons.
– Media from golazofutsalsg
There’s nothing like rinsing off the sweat in Golazo Futsal’s GROHE-outfitted showers, which are clean, reliable, and refreshingly cold. It’s almost as satisfying as scoring the winning goal.
There are no weird smells or sketchy taps here, just solid shower pressure and decent privacy. Honestly, I stayed longer in there than I did on the pitch once (on a particularly humid day, don’t judge me!).
Pro-tip: Bring your own towels and toiletries. The showers are great, but it’s strictly BYO.
Book your special event or corporate team-building
– Media from golazofutsalsg
I had to book a team-building match for work at Golaza a few years ago, and it was worth every second to see my boss try a bicycle kick. The vibe was competitive but chill, which is ideal for breaking the ice (or egos).
A friend’s son also had a birthday celebration here, and it was an unforgettable day for the little dude. There’s nothing like scoring goals and cake in the same afternoon!
Pro-tip: Book at least two weeks in advance for special events. Slots fill up fast, especially on weekends.
Join community engagement activities
– Media from golazofutsalsg
I showed up for a casual futsal game posted on our neighbourhood community board, and left Golazo with new friends and a WhatsApp group chat. The community events here are low-pressure but high-fun, with good vibes all around.
You’ll find folks from all walks, some who are serious players, and some who will attend just for laughs and to kick things around. It’s the kind of place where the team spirit lives on and rivalries end in shared milk tea.
Pro-tip: Follow Golazo Futsal’s socials (FB, IG) for community event updates. They pop up fast and get filled up faster!
Enrol in the Ministry of Football program
– Media from ministryoffootball
I signed my pre-teen nephew up for Ministry of Football at Golazo, and now he dribbles better than me. The coaches are firm but fun, so skills grow fast without killing the joy of kicking a ball around.
The program is structured enough to feel pro, but still playful enough for kids to stay hooked. Honestly, I wish they had this when I was ten.
Pro-tip: Arrive earlier than scheduled for registration processes and to warm up sufficiently.
Sign up for personalised soccer classes
– Media from golazofutsalsg
When I was feeling insecure about my game, I tried the personal soccer classes, which finally fixed my tragic first touch. The bonus is that the coach didn’t yell at me, but sharpened my game with drills that made sense, given my condition, age, and skill level.
It’s one-on-one, so there’s no hiding behind teammates or coasting through warmups. You’ll sweat, you’ll learn, and yes, you’ll definitely improve.
Pro-tip: Bring lots of drinking water. There are local convenience stores nearby, but you’ll need to hydrate ASAP when you sweat a lot.
Aim for coaching certification
Feeling confident after personal classes, I thought of signing up for coaching certification at Golazo, thinking it would be a breeze. Boy, was I wrong—turns out, coaching is a whole new ball game.
The sessions cover the technical, tactical, and even how to manage mini-meltdowns (important for me, since I plan to coach a group of pre-teens!). They’re serious but supportive, with instructors who walk the talk so they’re leading the game, not just shouting from the sidelines.
Pro-tip: Bring a notebook. There’s way more to coaching than just drills and whistles, and you’ll need to jot down words of wisdom.
Book a midnight futsal session
– Media from mianox.jamian
I know futsal isn’t a solo sport, but sometimes, you just want to be away from the crowds and noise. That’s why I booked a midnight slot at Golazo once and enjoyed the cool air, zero crowd, and full vibe.
It was just me, the lights, and the sounds of boots on the turf. Football hits different after dark; it’s ideal for night owls and post-shift players who want to run, not talk.
Pro-tip: Bring your own ball! Late night slots mean fewer staff around, so best to come self-sufficient.
Join friendly tournament nights
– Media from bbonzaii_
I was coaxed to join a friendly tourney at Golazo as I was passing it on the way home, and ended up with teammates who now call me “striker” (hah!). The game was quick, intense, and just competitive enough to keep things spicy.
There was no pressure or politics—just sweat and bragging rights. This was perfect for when I was feeling anxious about league play, as it hit the sweet spot and didn’t feel like I was exerting too much effort to excel.
Pro-tip: Try to arrive early, whether solo or with a group. Teams form fast, and warming up together gives you a head start on chemistry.