Our community is an obsessed tribe of golf junkies that already numbers more than 70,000 strong. Here are a few reasons why you should join us.
LET IT SNOW.
THE TRIBE
GOLF TALES
Join us as we chronicle the misadventures of our resident Golfoholics Skully & Banes on and off the course. Short fiction by Chase Balata
LOCKER ROOM
Our minds aren’t always in the gutter. More like the deep rough. Here are some of our favorite social posts from over the years.
WEEKLY GIVEAWAY
We’ll be giving away a piece of gear every week to one our members. Shirts, hats, books, you name it. All you need to do is join us to be eligible.
Now in the Pro Shop
The Golfoholics tee & olive is a badge of honor for the golf lover. Check out our lineup of gear.
MUST. SWING. CLUBS.
Hi, my name is Chase, and I’m a Golfoholic. I love this damn game. The peaceful beauty of the links. The adrenaline-fueled rush of battle. The bliss of a well-struck shot. The laughter with golf buddies. There’s a special camaraderie among golfers and their shared passion for the game. At Golfoholics, we celebrate that. And the stories that come with it. The origins of Golfoholics dates back to when my golf partner incinerated his clothes in a microwave during a member-guest and played our last match in nothing but a golf towel. You can read more about that here. Since that incident, we’ve built one of the most engaged social followings in golf, and now we’re building a new digital golf club dedicated to the love of the game. Won’t you join us?
Don't quote me on this, but...
Golf is one of the most addictive pursuits known to man. What else could make a reasonably sane person get up early in the morning and trudge through rain and mud for four hours and then say at the end, “boy, that was fun.” If that’s not addiction, I don’t know what is. Now there’s a group of admitted Golfoholics who aren’t trying to cure it, but feed it. That’s perfect.
Fuzzy Zoeller
Masters ChampionGolf above all.
Aerial views of famous courses from Google Earth Pro
Pebble Beach
This gem on California’s Monterey Peninsula tops many Golfoholics’ bucket list. The course reveals itself with a drama that’s driven by both the ocean and history. Pebble will rock you.
National Golf Links
Another one of our favorite tracks, this links course tucked between Shinnecock and Sebonac on the south fork of Long Island offers dramatic water views and a windmill.
Streamsong
With 3 golf courses to choose from, it’s hard to get all of Streamsong in a good aerial view. A great place to walk with caddies or a pull cart, and then do a little bass fishing in the stocked pond in front of the resort.