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This study set out to analyze the effects of exercise passion and physical self-efficacy on psychological happiness among the members of sports-for-all soccer clubs, thus providing basic data to establish a sound sports culture of sports-for-all soccer club members and expand and vitalize the base of soccer club members. The subjects include 22 soccer alliance teams of Gwangju Metropolitan City(five from the Seogu Soccer Alliance, five from the Donggu Soccer Alliance, three from the Namgu Soccer Alliance, four from the Bukgu Soccer Alliance, and five from the Gwangjingu Soccer Alliance) that were located in Gwangju Metropolitan City in 2014~15 and active members of the Korean Soccer Association of Sports for All, as well as six college soccer club teams. Total 500 questionnaires were distributed to participants in sports-for-all soccer clubs through the convenience sampling method. After excluding 15 whose answers were deemed to be insincere or dual, total 485 were used in the survey analysis. Specific data analysis methods employed in the study were frequency, exploratory factor, reliability, correlation, and multiple regression analysis. The findings led to the following conclusions: first, harmonious passion, one of the subfactors of exercise passion of sports-for-all soccer club members, had effects on perceived physical abilities, and obsessive and harmonious passion had effects on confidence in physical self-expression. Secondly, harmonious and obsessive passion, two of the subfactors of exercise passion of sports-for-all soccer club members, had influences on hedonic enjoyment, self-realization, immersion, and competence. Finally, perceived physical abilities and confidence in physical self-expression, two of the subfactors of physical self-efficacy of sports-for-all soccer club members, had impacts on hedonic enjoyment and self-realization, and confidence in physical self-expression, one of subfactors of physical self-efficacy, had impacts on immersion and competence.