A new web-based directory, Golf Course Browser, has been released, providing detailed information for over 16,000 golf courses in the United States. The platform is designed to offer a dedicated and comprehensive resource for golf enthusiasts seeking course details.
The directory utilizes OpenStreetMap (OSM) as its foundational data layer, cross-referencing information with course websites. It includes details such as scorecards, USGA rating/slope, and public/private status. Users can flag incorrect or missing information directly on course pages for correction.
Golf Course Browser is free to use, requires no user registration, and is ad-free. While currently focused on the US, the developer intends to expand coverage to include the rest of North America, the European Union, and eventually a global database of golf courses.
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A new free online directory, Golf Course Browser, has launched, mapping over 16,000 golf courses across the United States. The project aims to provide a comprehensive and accurate resource for golf course information, addressing limitations found in general search engines.