pgh.golf

Golfers around Pittsburgh had no single place to see which courses are nearby, what they play like and how to book. The facts were spread across hundreds of course websites of uneven quality. A directory is only useful if its data is right, so most of the work was checking rather than design.

1. Built a searchable directory with a page for every course, showing holes, par, rates and how the course takes bookings.
2. Added a Quick Book page that lists courses by state and distance and sends the golfer straight to the course's booking link.
3. Added an interactive map of every course and grouped courses into regions such as Laurel Highlands, South Hills and Eastern Ohio.
4. Gathered the course data with scripts, then ran quality checks and booking-link audits instead of trusting a single scrape.
5. Added an outings page where organizers list charity scrambles and league events, and a blog of course guides.
6. Added accounts for saving favorite courses and a report-an-error link so golfers can correct details.

• Course directory
• Interactive map
• Quick Book tee-time finder
• Golf outings listings
• Course guides blog

Live since March 2026 at pgh.golf, free and with no account needed to browse. Coverage reaches into eastern Ohio, northern West Virginia and western Maryland.