Golf,off the course.

Find the course. Book the time. Keep the record. Stay close to the people you play with. Everything but the four hours in between.

One email when Eagle Clubhouse opens. No newsletter, no forwarding your address anywhere.

Discover screen: a map of the Pebble Beach peninsula with rated course pins, filter chips, and a card for Poppy Hills Golf Course rated 4.4 from 928 reviews.

40,000+ courses

In 195 countries — with the architect, the ratings and the published record attached wherever golf has bothered to write them down.

4,000+ clubs booking live

Availability and prices pulled from 25+ booking systems, normalized into one search.

950+ placements

From Golf Digest, Golfweek, Golf.com and LINKS Magazine, cross-referenced onto the courses they name.

01Find it

Every course worth playing, and the truth about each one.

Search a map, not a list — 40,000 courses, with the architect and the published record wherever they exist, so you can judge a course before you drive there.

iEvery rating golf publishes, in one place. Condition, layout, difficulty, value, amenities, service — six scores, not one star.
iiAnd your own on top. Members rate the same six dimensions, and those sit alongside the rest.
iiiCredentials on the page. The architect, the year, and every published list the course appears on.
ivFilters that match how you choose. Public or private, walkable, practice facilities, difficulty in plain English.

TPC Sawgrass club page: an overall 4.8 rating broken into condition, layout, difficulty, value, amenities and service, and a Featured On badge for Golfweek's Best Courses You Can Play.

02Book it

Real times. Real prices. Straight from the course.

Not a directory of numbers to call. Eagle Clubhouse reads the courses’ own booking systems — 25+ and counting — and puts what is genuinely open in one place.

iPick a date and an area. See the tee sheet as it stands right now.
iiPrices as charged. Walking, riding, twilight — whatever that course actually sells.

Nearby tee times: a date strip, a list of courses with live open times and their prices for each slot.

03Keep it

A permanent record of every round you have played.

Log a round and it stays. Rounds played, courses visited, states crossed off, your scoring average, what is in your bag — one card that gets longer every season, the way a shelf of scorecards used to.

iYours to keep. Not a feed. It does not disappear down a timeline.
iiThe bag, too. Every club you carry, listed — your setup as it stands this season.

Golf passport: a member card showing rounds played, courses visited, scoring average, states, reviews and friends, above a listing of the clubs in the player's bag.

04Share it

The four people you already play with.

Messages and groups for working out who is playing where, and when. No feed to scroll, nobody new to meet — just the golfers already in your phone, easier to keep up with.

iPlan the next one. A thread per group, with the course and the time in it.
iiRecommendations you can place. See where your circle has played and what they rated it — advice from people whose game you know.

Direct messages: conversations with golf friends about upcoming rounds.

05Settle it

Everyone’s Top 100, not one magazine’s.

Every rating golf publishes, weighed against the lists the magazines print — one order that does not depend on whose panel you happen to trust.

iNot one panel’s taste. The published ratings and the printed lists, weighted together into a single ranking.
iiOr read theirs instead. Switch the list to Golf Digest, Golfweek, Golf.com or LINKS and see it as they ranked it.
iiiFilter to what you can actually play. Public, resort, private — a ranking is more use when it only shows courses that will have you.

Rankings: a list headed Eagle Clubhouse Top 100 with access and filter controls, showing Pebble Beach Golf Links at number one and Whistling Straits at number two, each with its rating.

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Be there when the doors open.

One email on launch day to tell you the app is ready. Nothing before it and nothing after.

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