Golf courses played tracker
Track every golf course you’ve played
Course Vaults is your golf courses played tracker: a living passport of where you’ve been, what you thought of it, and where you want to go next.
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Track
Log every course you’ve walked
Build a personal record of clubs and courses you’ve actually played: a living passport instead of a forgotten camera roll.
Rate & remember
Honest scores from golfers
Rate what it felt like on a 0-10 scale, add a review, and keep the day, not just the scorecard.
Course profiles
Dive deep into every course
Community ratings, rankings, pictures, and insights from golfers on over 40,000 courses.
Friends
Discover through players
See where friends are playing and what they thought: community signal, not only editors.
Lists
Where you’ve been, where you’re going
Organize played courses and bucket lists in one place: trip plans, Top 100 progress, and the next one on the card.
Leaders
Course rankings from golfers, not panels
Community leaderboards ranked by players who have actually been there, not magazine panels.
Dark mode
Same map, after dark
A night-friendly map and passport so you can browse courses without lighting up the room.
Popular courses on CourseVaults
Most logged rounds from golfers on the app
#13 in NC
Featured reviews
Substantial write-ups from golfers on CourseVaults.
Kettle Brook is a really solid public track with plenty of elevation change, interesting green complexes, and enough variety to keep you hitting different shots all day. Definitely tougher than it looks on paper, especially when the wind gets going. Hole 9 is an absolute beast of a par 4, made even better by a questionable, potentially illegal pin location (pictured). Overall, a fun and challenging course I’d happily play again. A hike, but prime conditions for $95
Absolutely worth the trip if you make it down to the area. Tremendous value and the renovation made it into a hidden gem of a course.
We played the course after aerations and with conditions a bit down in August but you can see how this layout at peak would be something special. Ross did some amazing work getting those greens pitched into the slopes. Favorite holes were downhiller par 4 8th, forever long par 5 11th, risk reward par 4 14th and beefy par 3 17th.
FAQ
Common questions
Yes. Course Vaults is built so you can log every course you’ve played, rate it, and keep a passport of your golf life, then discover where to play next through real golfers.
Keep them in one place made for courses, not a notes app or spreadsheet. Course Vaults lets you log every course you’ve played, rate it 0-10, see your map/passport, and use lists for where you want to go next. It’s built for courses and memories, not GPS shot tracking.
No. Course Vaults does not replace Arccos, Hole19, Golfshot, or other shot/GPS apps. We track courses and experiences, not every swing.
Logging courses played is the core loop here, same idea as Stymie-style passport apps, and usually secondary or absent in shot or GPS trackers. Player ratings and reviews are community CV scores in Course Vaults; they vary in other passport apps and are rarely the point of a shot tracker. Discovery, lists, and maps are built in. Shot, GPS, and strokes-gained stats are a different product: Course Vaults does not do them, passport apps are limited or skip them, and apps like Arccos or Golfshot are built for that.
Yes. Course Vaults is on the iOS App Store. Log courses, rate them 0-10, add reviews, and see your footprint on a map.
A passport is your personal record of courses played: where you’ve been, how you rated them, and lists of where you want to go. Think Letterboxd or Flighty energy, for golf places.
Spreadsheets and camera rolls forget the place. Notes don’t know the course catalog, sibling courses at a resort, community ratings, or discovery. Course Vaults is built around clubs → courses, ratings, and discovery, so “where have I played?” and “what’s worth playing next?” stay in one system. Your golf life, in one place. Learn courses through fellow golfers, then share your take.
Course collectors, buddies-trip planners, architecture nerds, public-course grinders, private-club regulars: anyone who keeps a mental list of places they’ve played and wants that list to be real.
Not for tracking every shot, club, or strokes gained; live GPS yardages on the course; or tee-time booking. We track courses and experiences, not every swing.
Yes. We publish player-driven top public / private / regional lists you can browse, then log courses onto your own passport.
Discovery is open; heavy logging utility is freemium. Free to start; Pro unlocks unlimited logging. See in-app or site pricing for current details.
Yes in spirit: log courses as you complete states and keep the record in your passport. (A dedicated 50-state challenge page can come later.)
iOS is live today. Android has been on the internal next-list.
