Where to Golf Leads You to the Fairway for 19,000 Course Locations

Where to Golf by Carpe Diem Ventures quickly provides golfers with an abundance of information. With listings of 19,000 courses available golfers are able to search for courses by name, city, zip code or current location.
The simple search provided by Where to Golf offers remarkable results. Once a specific course is selected, information such as course address, par, ratings, slope, and yardage readily appear. Additional information located on the Details page includes prices, course type, restrictions, amenities, designer, year built, grass type and much more.
Should your search not yield a favorite course, no problem, add it yourself. The Add Course tab allows you to add a course of your choice. Simply pop in all the details — there’s very little typing as Where to Golf uses the slot-style scroller to let users input information.
Where to Golf contains many additional features allowing you to access a course Web site, locate the course on a map, get GPS driving directions, and with the tap of your finger, call the course starter and schedule a tee time.
Have an hour to kill and want to hit a bucket of balls? Search Where to Golf using your current location and find a driving range nearby.
Where to Golf is a wonderful app for any golfer. But it’s a must-have app for those that travel, or enjoy trying new courses. If you’re the type that keeps your sticks in the trunk of the car then Where to Golf is definitely the app for you.
This iPhone app is a pretty straightforward, information-based app, which is what most golfers are looking for. You’re not going to find a bunch of pretty pictures or course layouts, but most of that information is available on the course Web site. Where to Golf makes that easily accessible too, just tap the web icon and the site will open in Safari.
Where to Golf is fairly easy to navigate and within minutes you should be able to obtain all the information you’re looking for as well as understanding the app’s capabilities. There is also a fairly informative YouTube video that makes for a very nice tutorial.