Good Golf with Great People, Gate Free

It started with a simple thought:

“Why do you have to pay for an expensive country club to get the friendly competition and community that make golf so fun?”

Since getting more into golf post-college, I've always loved competing against friends, and I found myself craving more organized competition than one charity event a year.

But I never had any interest (and was certainly not good enough) to play in serious amateur events. I wanted to compete with a little something on the line, but didn't want it to be with people acting like they were on tour.

At the same time, I kept running into the same problem. Friends would bail on tee times the night before. It happened all the time. And every time, I'd think:

“There have to be thousands of normal, easygoing people who would want to play tomorrow morning… I just have no way of connecting with them.”

That's really where the idea for Offscript started.

A way to compete without it being cutthroat.
A way to meet people you actually want to play with.

As I started building it, it became clear how valuable the community side really was, especially for people new to a city. If you love golf but don't know the courses or don't have a group to play with, it can be surprisingly hard to get into a rhythm.

Offscript changes that.

It's a community of people who love the game but don't take themselves too seriously. A place where you can show up, find a group, try new courses, and yes, have a little something to play for.

Our members understand that the best part of golf isn't the score; it's the time spent with good friends or family, and the conversations over a post-round beer at the clubhouse.

If you're a public golfer looking to scratch that competitive itch in a laid-back environment or just want to connect with others who love the game, we'd love to see you on the course and share a cold one afterwards.

Ohh and when you see me shanking it just remember:

Offscript was built BY the average golfer FOR the average golfer.