About us
Golfplanet.net will be a one stop virtual place where golfers, clubs, professionals, golf organizations and advertisers have the possibility to interact in a social media environment. Additionally, Golfplanet.net will allow users to review, rate, trade on marketplace, promote and interact around the game of golf, and will include golf course information from around the world in an easy to find, easy to use and easy to navigate portal.
Golfplanet.net offers golf clubs to promote their individual courses, with detailed information about their set up.
Golfplanet.net will make it easy for golfers to research or locate golf courses within a country or even a specific club. Each golf country has their own website, for example Germany has www.golfinGermany.net and Australia www.golfinAustralia.net.
On Golfplanet.net golfers will be able to:
- upload your golf score with free handicap and score tracking service
- can review and rate golf courses around the world
- upload pictures and videos to your golf profile
- rate golf gear
- trade with gear on the marketplace
- promote and interact around the game of golf with other users,
- can update information about golf courses
and more and more for free
If you are not a member of Golfplanet.net today you can join us for free here
On Golfplanet.net golf clubs can…
- Maintain and keep their golf club informations up to date for FREE.
- Upload photos and videos to promote their own course
- Increase their awareness amongs golfplanet's users and visitors by keeping an informative profile.
If your golf club is not registered as a member club on Golfplanet.net you sign your club in here for free.
If you have any questions for the Golfplanet.net staff please send us an e-mail to info@golfplanet.net
Famous golf quotes
No matter what happens - never give up a hole....In tossing in your cards after a bad beginning you also undermine your whole game, because to quit between tee and green is more habit-forming than drinking a highball before breakfast.
Sam Snead
Did you know
The term birdie comes from an American named Ab Smith. While playing 1899, he played what he described as a "bird of a shot", which became "birdie" over time.
