Golf in Thailand on Weekendpar — group play, accounts, data accuracy, scoring and sharing.
Yes. Browsing courses, comparing them, keeping a scorecard and playing with friends are all free. No account is required to browse or to join a friend's game.
No account is needed to explore the directory or to join a group game with a code. Creating a free account lets you save your rounds to your records so you can see your history across devices.
From the Scorecard page, start a group game and pick a course. You get a short join code — share it, and friends open the link and enter a name to join. Everyone scores each hole on their own phone and sees the live leaderboard. When the game ends, each player can share their result.
We curate every listing and track where each fact comes from and when it was last checked. Listings show a verified badge, and anything that may be out of date is flagged. If you spot something wrong, use the “Improve this listing” button on the course page.
On any course page, use “Improve this listing” to report a correction, a gap, or a photo. For anything else — including a course we don't have yet — send us a message from the Contact page.
Yes. A finished round can be turned into a shareable image card with your score and a layout you choose — perfect for stories. In group play, each player can share their own result and anyone can share the final leaderboard.
Yes — Weekendpar is a progressive web app (PWA). On Android/Chrome, look for the “Install” prompt or use the browser menu → “Install app”. On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap the Share icon, then “Add to Home Screen”. It then opens full-screen like a native app, with no App Store download. There's an install button on the Features page too.