Every golf course, one world map

GolfTracker's course directory, built state by state and country by country from official golf associations — never guessed, never invented. Spin the globe, zoom into a cluster, click a pin.

…Courses on the map
…US states
…Countries
Click a number to zoom in · click a pin for the course

How this directory is built

Every course is sourced the same way, one state or country at a time.

Official source first

Each state's own golf association directory, or a national federation for a country outside the US — name, address, contact info, read straight from the source.

Commercial fallback, only when broken

If an official directory is bot-protected or genuinely down, a legitimate commercial golf directory fills the gap instead — recorded on every affected row, never hidden.

Nothing invented

A blank field means the source didn't have it. No address, phone or website is ever guessed to fill a gap.

Questions about the directory

Where does this course data come from?

Every course here was read from its own state, national or regional golf association's official directory — name, address, phone, course type, hole count — never guessed or invented. Where an official directory was genuinely broken or bot-protected, a legitimate commercial golf directory was used instead, and that source is recorded on every row.

Why don't all courses show on the map yet?

The map plots real coordinates, and most rows were scraped from a directory that gives an address, not a lat/lng — geocoding the rest is a one-time pass still filling in. A course missing from the globe today is still in GolfTracker's directory; it just doesn't have a pin yet.

Is this the same as GolfTracker's scanned scorecard library?

No. This directory is every course as a PLACE — name, address, who runs it — and doesn't require a scorecard to exist. GolfTracker's separate scorecard library holds the actual hole-by-hole card (par, yardage, stroke index) for courses that have been scanned; a course can be on this map with no card yet.

Can I add a course, or fix one that's wrong?

Yes — email info@golftracker.ai with the course name and what's off (or missing) and it gets corrected at the source, not just patched on this page.

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