Every club is its own community. Interclub doesn’t seek to blend them or open anyone’s course to the public. It’s more about creating small threads that help the right golfers from different communities find each other.
It’s not a Facebook or LinkedIn group. There’s no member list to browse and no search box for looking people up. You’ll never get a cold message from a stranger who found your name. Nothing to scroll, nothing to post, no notifications to keep up with. Interclub stays quiet until there’s someone worth meeting.
Every introduction is curated. Interclub looks for people who fit: your game, your handicap range, the courses you play, and what you do or need for work. When it finds a good one, it makes the suggestion.
Both people say yes first. You see why a match makes sense before anyone’s name, company, or details are shared, and the same goes for your information. Nothing moves forward unless you both want it to.
It runs through vetted contacts and mutual friends. The best introductions come with a friend in common, so the foursome feels natural from the first tee.
Your contacts stay private. We use them only to find common reference points, and we never message anyone on your list. AI can weigh thousands of connections at once, turning serendipity into something that happens regularly.