Golf bucket list
The golf bucket list app that keeps score
A bucket list in your notes app is a wish. In Golfy it's a collection with progress, rarity tiers and XP — and your friends can see how far you've made it.

Curated lists do the planning for you
Golfy ships with featured lists built around the way golfers actually travel: a state's best courses, a region's hidden gems, the venues that have hosted majors. Open a list and you'll see every course, its rarity tier, the XP on offer and how many you've already checked in at.
Because rarity is scored on scarcity and exclusivity, the list also tells you which courses are genuinely hard to collect — the ones worth booking a trip around.
Where to start
Browse the rarest courses in the states golfers travel to most, then add them to your plan.
Golf courses in California
Pebble Beach, Torrey Pines, Pasatiempo
Golf courses in South Carolina
Kiawah Ocean Course, Harbour Town
Golf courses in North Carolina
Pinehurst No. 2, Tobacco Road
Golf courses in Wisconsin
Whistling Straits, Erin Hills, Sand Valley
Golf courses in Oregon
Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes
Golf courses in New York
Bethpage Black, Shinnecock
Golf bucket list FAQ
How do I build a golf bucket list in Golfy?
Start with a curated list — state collections, coastal gems, championship venues — or browse the rarest courses near you. Every course shows its rarity tier and XP so you can prioritise the ones worth the trip. Check in as you play and watch the list fill in.
Which US golf courses are on most bucket lists?
Public-access major venues top most lists: Pebble Beach, Bethpage Black, Pinehurst No. 2, TPC Sawgrass, Torrey Pines, Whistling Straits, Kiawah's Ocean Course, Chambers Bay and Erin Hills. Golfy rates all of them Epic or Legendary.
Do I get anything for completing a list?
Every course you play on the way earns rarity-based XP, and milestone, state and rarity badges unlock as you go. Completing curated lists is one of the fastest routes to a high level.