40,000+ courses, rated right nine by nine.

Unlike most golf apps, we built the course database from the ground up, nine by nine: any two nines, played in any order, save as one 18-hole round with the right rating for your handicap. No closing one nine and starting another. Every course has its extras one tap away: reviews, photos, the scorecard and your own stats there.

Every course rated right, nine by nine.

Courses tab

Every course you've played, and the ones near you.

Played, All or Nearby. Each course shows your best score there, how hard it plays, its stars, how far away it is, and how many golfers and rounds it has.

Every course you've played, and the ones near you.Every course you've played, and the ones near you.

Nines

Any two nines, in any order.

Courses are kept nine by nine, each with its own rating and slope. Pick the nines you played, the same nine twice, or that you started on the 10th, and the round saves as one 18 with the right rating.

Any two nines, in any order.Any two nines, in any order.

Cardie rating

How hard a course really plays.

The average strokes golfers score over or under their own average there, from Forgiving to Brutal. Every round saved at the course adds to it.

How hard a course really plays.How hard a course really plays.

Reviews

Eight categories, from golfers who played it.

Conditions, layout, location and facilities for the course; value, food, service and the pro shop for the club. You can rate a course up to seven days after your round there.

Eight categories, from golfers who played it.Eight categories, from golfers who played it.

Your stats

How you play each course.

Your rounds there, your average, your best and when you last played it, with your scores spread from birdie to triple bogey. One tap gives your playing handicap for the tees.

Photos

The course, in golfers' photos.

Add photos from your rounds to the course page. Once they're checked they show for everyone, with your name on them.

A golf clubhouse at dawn seen from the 18th green, mist over the fairway

When something at a course changes

  • Tee data

    A new rating, slope or par: report it from the course page and we update it.

  • Name, place or holes

    A new name, a moved address, a nine that's closed or added.

  • Photos

    Add photos from your round to the course page. They go up once they're checked.