Yes. Golf Life 360 is built specifically with beginners and intermediate golfers in mind. The tools, language, and training features are designed to be approachable and easy to follow without prior golf tech experience.

Not at all. Any skill level is welcome. The platform uses handicap-adjusted scoring in competitive play so golfers of different abilities can participate on a fairer footing. Training tools start from fundamentals and scale with the member's progress.

App store availability is coming soon. We will confirm iPhone and Android availability here once the app reaches its public launch milestone. Check back for updates.

The RIP Tour is Golf Life 360's built-in tournament system for everyday golfers. It lets members enter organized competitions, submit verified scores, follow live leaderboards, and earn season-ranking points - all from participating local courses.

RIP stands for Raw Individual Performance - the founding principle that every golfer's score should reflect genuine, unaided effort measured fairly against their ability level.

Players' net scores are calculated using their registered handicap, which adjusts raw scores so a beginner and a more experienced golfer can compete on a comparable basis. This means a lower-handicap player is not automatically guaranteed to win - performance relative to ability is what counts.

Score verification uses multiple layers: playing-partner confirmation, a photograph of the completed scorecard, course and time validation, handicap review, and admin spot checks. Unusual scores may be flagged for manual review. Penalties apply for dishonest scoring.

Yes, if your home course is a participating venue for a given tournament. The list of available courses is shown inside each event listing. Participating course coverage will be updated as the network grows.

Golf Life 360 has a formal dispute process. Any member can flag a score concern through the app. An admin will review the relevant scorecard photograph, playing-partner confirmation, and round data. Players found to have submitted inaccurate scores face penalties in line with the Fair Play Rules.

Yes. The Golf Life 360 app includes GPS yardage tools that display front, center, and back-of-green distances, as well as hazard and layup information where course data is available. GPS accuracy depends on device location permissions and available course mapping data.

Members record or upload a swing video through the app. The AI system analyzes swing positions and identifies potential areas for improvement, then delivers personalized feedback, suggested corrections, and recommended drills. Results are stored in swing history so progress can be tracked over time. AI guidance is designed to support improvement but does not replace professional instruction and does not guarantee a specific score or outcome.

Course coverage is actively expanding. Members can check inside the app for the current list of mapped courses. Not every course may be fully supported at launch - course count will be updated here once a verified figure is available.

Yes. Golf Life 360 includes a coaching section where members can browse instructor profiles, submit swing videos for review, request feedback, and inquire about virtual or in-person sessions. The coach marketplace and direct scheduling feature will be available once the system is ready - until then, members can submit an interest form to be matched with an available instructor. AI coaching tools - swing analysis, drill recommendations, and practice plans - are available immediately based on membership tier.

Golf Life 360 offers three membership tiers: Free, Pro, and Elite. Free gives access to a golfer profile and selected community features. Pro adds the training area, AI Swing Lab, drills, and improvement tracking. Elite includes everything in Pro plus the AI Caddie, advanced on-course tools, and eligible coaching features. Pricing Coming Soon - final pricing will be displayed on the Memberships page once confirmed.

Yes. Tournament entry fees are separate from membership subscriptions unless a specific membership explicitly states they are included. Each event listing will display its own registration and entry-fee information controlled by the administrator.

Cancellation terms will be clearly displayed at the time of purchase and on the Memberships page. Members should refer to the Refund and Cancellation Policy in the footer for full details. Specific cancellation deadlines and refund amounts will be confirmed once legally approved.

Members can reach the Golf Life 360 support team through the Contact & Support page, where a contact form is available. The form includes support categories - membership help, tournament help, score dispute, technical problem, coaching question, and partnership request - so inquiries are routed to the right team quickly. Response times will be displayed on the Contact page.

Members can report another user directly within the app using the report function on any profile or post. Reports are reviewed by the moderation team in line with the Community Guidelines. Blocking and privacy controls are also available to any member at any time. All reports are handled confidentially.