Can I read scorecards without signing in?
Yes. Public course pages can show tee-by-tee scorecard information while round saving stays behind sign-in.
Course Directory
Browse course pages before you play.
The FootWedge course directory is designed to help golfers find useful public course information without burying it behind sign-in.
What you can do
- Browse public club pages with course summaries, tee data, and scorecards.
- Use regional hubs and nearby-course links to discover related clubs.
- Keep playable course pages tied directly to round tracking once you sign in.
Course Directory
Public course pages with real golf value
FootWedge course pages are built to be useful before sign-in as well as after. That means golfers can browse scorecards, tee information, and club summaries publicly instead of finding an empty teaser page.
Course Directory
Regional discovery matters
Town and county hub pages help golfers discover nearby clubs, compare course pages, and move naturally between courses in the same area. This also gives FootWedge a stronger public structure for search visibility.
FAQ
Golf Course Directory questions
Can clubs request corrections?
Yes. FootWedge includes a public correction path so clubs and golfers can flag inaccurate course information.
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