Published course truth
GCA requests only approved hole facts and sanitized render geometry. Draft mapping and internal provenance stay private.

Verified course profiles, hole-by-hole intelligence, and a clear read on the test ahead—built for golfers who want more than a scorecard.
Search the first verified Atlas profiles. Every published course earns its place with a useful scorecard, course context, and honest visibility into what has—and has not—been mapped.
Featured dossier / 001
Rio Pinar does not hide the question. Water, mature trees, and long diagonals make you choose a side—and live with it.
Commit to the line before the water makes the choice for you.
Traditional parkland · Florida
Water, angles, mature tree lines
Chooses a playable miss before choosing a club
Tee options
Rating / slope shown from the current preview fixture. The production directory will include freshness and source status with each published record.
Try Rio Pinar’s fifth with your carry and your miss. The landing window, club, dispersion, and consequence move together—one small preview of the Caddie intelligence already living behind the Atlas.
What is real here
Published hole facts and the interaction model come from Caddie V1. The recommendation below uses a transparent local stand-in until the preview API is routed.
Use the widest landing window and keep the green open.
Aim just left of center. Your right miss can reach the water, so the footprint stays visible.
GCA requests only approved hole facts and sanitized render geometry. Draft mapping and internal provenance stay private.
A server-side adapter calls the existing Smart / Safe / Aggressive preview with anonymous, assumed bag inputs and no player record.
The public preview creates no round, touches no member profile, and writes nothing to the Caddie database. Website requests remain separate.
Golfers do not need more scattered facts. They need the right layers arranged around the decision they are about to make.
A verified profile that puts the scorecard, tees, facilities, booking, and defining character in one dependable place.
Landing corridors, trouble, green geometry, and the route through each hole—published only when the picture is ready.
Handicap, tee, and carry turn a generic scorecard into a useful preview of the test waiting for you.

What carries? Where does the fairway breathe? Which miss keeps the next shot alive? Atlas turns mapped geometry into a readable course story.
Every golf app on the market helps the golfer. The Atlas is also built for the course itself. The maps exist, the engine runs — your page goes live without a form, an agency, or a migration. You bring the course. It’s already in the Atlas.
14 published so far — the rest go live as each picture is verified.
Hole-by-hole maps and real yardage-book intelligence — plus the hook no course website has: a visitor types their handicap and sees their personal par on every hole. Then taps straight through to your tee sheet.
A GPS caddie wearing your colors: live distances, personal par, today’s pins — and your rules on every phone before the first tee. “Cart path only today” finally travels without a sign.
Every group on your own maps. Per-hole minutes with causes — waiting, searching, or the beverage cart. The cart screen says “you’re behind.” This will say which minutes, and what to change.
Screen one is live in the Atlas today · Screens two and three are being built with the charter twenty
See if your course is in the AtlasThe principle
The player’s caddie reconstructs swings — which club, from exactly where, at what confidence. That stays between the golfer and Drop The Hands, always. The course sees flows — which group, on which hole, for how long, and what happens next.
The test for everything we ship: nothing served to a course can reconstruct a golfer’s round.
The charter program
Twenty courses, drawn from the ones already mapped and verified, in the markets we’re already building. Your page, your app, your staff login, your morning digest — free, with a defined scope and a named human on our side.
Push the app at the counter — QR at check-in, 5% off through it.
Tell us what’s wrong. Charter feedback shapes the product.
Charter pricing forever, and first place in line as each screen ships.
Golf Course Atlas is a product of E.B. Mitchell Golf Co., named for Edgar Bradley Mitchell—a pioneering Orlando photographer and passionate golfer. The work honors his eye for detail by making course intelligence precise, useful, and worthy of the game.