EyeSpyGolf.com allows golfers to view every golf course in America (over 16,000) on Google Earth via a state by state, county by county directory system. Each course has been given their own page with address, contact details, weather forecast, green fees, Google Maps and the all important, link to Google Earth, so golfers no longer have to troll through Google Earth hoping to find golf courses in their area. In addition the site has also created Google Earth maps of some of the PGA courses such as Augusta National and TPC Sawgrass and in 2008 is mapping the entire PGA Tour schedule of courses. Mapping is where we create a tee to green Google flyover tour that allows users to hit a play button and watch a course tour.
“Whether you’re looking for your local course, wanting to see all the courses in your state, or planning a golf holiday anywhere in America, Eye Spy Golf has all the courses for you to look at...so enjoy!”
This is the only site in the world that has been able to hook all of the courses in the US up to Google Earth. In fact, this system is considered so unique that they recieve coverage on PGA.com's home page + a link during the 2007 Masters at Augusta. Unlike other golf course directories that focus on text and Google Maps, they've taken it to a new level and it's taken a lot of work to do so. Being able to see a Google Earth flyover tour of all the 2008 courses is something that's never been done before and the golf community around the world will love being able to see it, and it's free.
Will this service really catch on? Will EyeSpyGolf.com attract the masses?
