GolfWaypoint

CHOOSE A PLACE. MAKE IT A ROUND.

Find your next
golf destination.

Browse 15,667 source-listed US records by state and city, then move straight to a course list or map. No long place names to remember.

51 states / regions in this dataset7,361 source-listed cities / placesUS directory coverage

Two-letter codes mean US states: CA is California, LA is Louisiana and NY is New York state. In course search, NYC means New York City and SF means San Francisco. Select a suggestion when a short name is ambiguous.

Explore states & regions

1 matching destinations

FROM DISCOVERY TO A PLAN

A useful next step,
at every stage.

1. Compare the places, not just the names

Open a state or city, filter source-reported access and save a shortlist. Names and codes help you find records; they do not verify visitor access.

2. See what is nearby

Move to the course map without retyping your search. Source coordinates show approximate course locations, not confirmed entrances or driving times.

3. Plan the whole round

Open a course’s forecast, allow time before sunset and enter actual quotes in the trip budget. A plan is not a booking.

Search shortcuts, coverage and record counts

Use US, USA, United States or ZDA for the US directory; use postal codes such as FL, CA, AZ and NY for states. NYC, SF, Vegas, Philly and DFW are city shortcuts. Saint / St and Fort / Ft spellings are matched. Suggestions may offer a clearly labelled spelling correction; searches are never silently changed to a different place.

Country suggestions such as UK, IE, ES, PT, SI or AU explain when the directory has no coverage. Weather accepts worldwide coordinates, but that does not create course records for those countries.

Counts are records from our imported dataset, not popularity rankings, verified course totals or available tee times. Multiple layouts may have separate records, and missing city or hole data stays unknown. Sources, licence and coverage.