The directory
A page for every course in the United States — location, hole count and website where the data exists, and the courses nearby. Organized by state and town, built from open map data.
In progress — first states landing soon
An American golf directory
Par 5 is building an honest directory of American golf — on the way to every course in the country, state by state. Where they are, what's actually known about them, and which ones belong on your list.
What's on the card
A page for every course in the United States — location, hole count and website where the data exists, and the courses nearby. Organized by state and town, built from open map data.
In progress — first states landing soon
Bucket-list editorial for planning real trips: the public courses worth crossing a state line for, regional itineraries, and lists grounded in what can actually be verified.
In progress
Small, fast utilities for golfers — starting with a handicap calculator. No accounts, no apps, nothing to install. They load instantly and do one job well.
In progress
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House rules
Most course directories pad thin data with invented color — fairway descriptions nobody wrote from the fairway, histories nobody checked. Par 5 doesn't. A course page here says only what the source data supports, and a short honest page beats a rich fabricated one every time. More about the project and where the data comes from →