I just wanted
to play golf.
Every weekend it was the same fight: a dozen browser tabs, an old blog, a dead Facebook page, a green fee that turned out wrong at the counter. I love this game — I just wanted an easy way to decide where to play. So I started building the thing I wished existed.
Golf in Thailand is world-class. The information about it isn't. I was tired of guessing green fees, hunting for the course nearest me, and keeping score on a scrap of paper I'd lose by Monday.
The green fee was never online — or it was, and it was wrong. "Courses near me" meant scrolling foreigner-focused lists that skipped the smaller sims and ranges I actually play. And every round I scored on paper vanished — no history, no handicap, no sense of whether I was getting any better.
So I built Weekendpar — one honest place to find where to play, and a scorecard to track how you're playing. I add every venue by hand, one at a time, and check each fact against its official source. No guessed prices. The goal is simple: the go-to golf app for Thailand, for the weekend golfer who just wants to get out and play.
So here's what I built
◆ Three fixesNo more surprises at the counter. Every price comes from the venue's own source, with the date it was checked — and nothing gets guessed.
Sorted by real distance from where you are — courses, sims and driving ranges, including the small local ones the big lists skip.
Keep score hole-by-hole, watch your handicap and streaks, chase a goal, and share the card. Your rounds, saved for good — not on a napkin.
Who's behind it
Still earlyWeekendpar started as one golfer's side project and is built in Thailand under LinKone. It's still early, and growing course by course. If your favourite place is missing, or a price looks off, tell me — I'll fix it, usually the same day.
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