A golf data API for web & development agencies
Web and dev agencies use CaddieAPI two ways: to find clubs that need a new website, and to power the golf products they build for clients.
The problem
Finding redesign prospects means guessing which clubs have a dated or missing site. And when a client wants a golf directory, map or booking front-end, you're stuck sourcing and cleaning course data before you can build anything.
How CaddieAPI solves it
The Intelligence layer flags each club's website platform — or the absence of a website — so you can target clubs on ageing stacks or with no web presence at all. The Directory layer gives you clean, entity-resolved course data to build search, maps and listings on, with no scraping to maintain.
What you can build
- ✓A lead list of clubs with no detected website, or on a platform you'd migrate off.
- ✓A golf directory, course finder or interactive map for a client, on Directory data.
- ✓A booking or tee-time front-end that knows each club's underlying platform.
- ✓Pitch decks backed by real coverage numbers for a client's market.
The data that matters
website · website_platformSpot missing sites and dated CMS platforms for redesign leads.name · coordinates · courses · holesBuild search, maps and listings on clean identity data.tech_stackQualify prospects and scope migrations.email · phoneReach the club to pitch the work.In practice — Turn a coverage gap into a pipeline
An agency pulls every club in its country still on an outdated CMS or with no site at all, ranks them by course count, and pitches a productised golf-club website package — with the prospect list already built.
Recommended plan
Country or Region Intelligence for prospecting; Directory to build client products.
Other ways people use it
Golf software seller
Find clubs by the booking or tech they already run — and reach the decision-maker.
Marketing agency
Build targeted golf-club prospect and audience lists for your clients.
Golf travel agency
Power golf-holiday search, itineraries and tee-time logistics with real course data.
Travel blogger
Publish accurate, at-scale golf-destination content without manual research.
Travel affiliate
Build programmatic golf directory pages that capture search traffic and convert.
Golf app developer
Ship an app on a worldwide course dataset instead of building one yourself.