Every course
Fees, par, yardage, USGA rating and slope, greens, conditions, range, walkability, architect, a picture, directions and a tap-to-call clubhouse number for each, on a real map you can pinch and zoom.
Gadzook Golf knows every open course in Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Philadelphia counties, and around Arizona State in Tempe: fees, greens, conditions, a tap-to-call clubhouse number, a real map and a live 10-day forecast. Pick a prize, split it with your buddy, keep one shared scorecard on both phones, and the winner gets it shipped.
Browsing courses, weather and the league is free. Making or accepting a wager is $10 a year; the ranked league is $20 a year more. Gadzook Golf launches soon on the web and as an iPhone app.
What's in the app
Start with Philadelphia's collar counties and the Tempe / ASU area. Switch between them with one tap.
Fees, par, yardage, USGA rating and slope, greens, conditions, range, walkability, architect, a picture, directions and a tap-to-call clubhouse number for each, on a real map you can pinch and zoom.
Highs, lows, rain and wind for each course, with a Go, Iffy or Skip call so you know which day to book.
After a round, rate how hard the course played and how nice it is. Every vote blends into a 1–10 rating everyone sees.
Pick a prize from the catalogue, split the cost with your buddy, and challenge them by player name. Winner gets it shipped.
One card on both phones; each player fills in their own column. Match play or stroke play, net or gross, with strokes given on the hardest holes.
Your regular group gets its own all-time board. League members are ranked every season, April through October, with a stats page for every player.
The league
Your adjusted score minus the course rating, scaled by slope: (score − course rating) × 113 ÷ slope. An 85 at a hard course can beat an 82 at an easy one.
You're ranked on the average of your best three round ratings of the season, so one bad Sunday never sinks you. Three rounds to get on the board.
The league runs April 1 to October 31. Off-season matches are friendlies; crew boards are all-time. Course ratings come from the USGA where checked, and players add their own 1–10 difficulty and nice votes.
| Player | Rating | Rounds | Best 18 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alex | 7.4 | 6 | 79 |
| 2 | Mike | 11.9 | 5 | 84 |
Example: an 80 at Lederach (course rating 69.8, slope 131) is a round rating of (80 − 69.8) × 113 ÷ 131 = 8.8.
Friendly wagers
No cash changing hands at the 19th hole. Pick a prize, each of you pays half, and the winner gets it shipped.
Membership to make or accept wagers is $10 a year. Wagers are friendly contests of skill between players who know each other; prizes are physical items only.
| Hole | Par | Alex | Mike |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 4 | 4 | 5 |
| 11 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| 12 | 4 | 5 | 4 |
| Status | Alex 2 UP thru 12 | ||
Gadzook Labs
Gadzook Golf is made by Gadzook Labs, which also makes Gadzook Live for towns, Gadzook University for college students, Gadzook Borough for boroughs, Gadzook Township for townships, Gadzook Town for town governments, Pantry Roulette for home cooks, ShowbookEZ for trade show exhibitors, Afterward for funeral homes and Ask Better for anyone learning to use AI.
Course fees and details are checked each season but change; confirm with the pro shop. Course ratings marked USGA were checked against the USGA database; others are estimates. Gadzook Golf isn't affiliated with any course, club or Arizona State University.