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A golfer who is not a member of the course asks: what a guest round costs at the weekend, what it costs at the cheapest, and what a golf cart and rental clubs cost. These decide 50 points out of 100.
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Basic metrics · 74.4
+ Green fee for 18 and 9 holes and multi-round tickets (10/20/40 rounds) in the price list
Basic metrics: 74.4, rank 4 · ▲ 3 places
Basic metrics · 68.6
+ Guest player's green fee tiered with weekday and weekend prices
Basic metrics: 68.6, rank 6 · ▲ 4 places
– Rental clubs: The price list page has no price for rental clubs, and no rental clubs page was found in the site's sitemap.
Basic metrics · 75.5
+ Green fees and juniors' annual green fees broken down by age group
Basic metrics: 75.5, rank 2 · ▼ 1 place
– Golf cart price for a guest: The price list page has no golf cart rental price, and no golf cart page was found in the site's sitemap.
Basic metrics · 78.3
+ Guest player's green fee broken down into weekday and weekend prices, evening prices too
Basic metrics: 78.3, rank 1 · ▼ 3 places
Basic metrics · 75.3
+ Green fee for 18 and 9 holes and prices for a shareholder's guest itemised
Basic metrics: 75.3, rank 3 · ▼ 2 places
Basic metrics · 71.7
+ Guest player's green fee tiered by prime time, Red Card prices shown
Basic metrics: 71.7, rank 5 · ▼ 1 place
– Rental clubs: The price list page has no price for rental clubs, and no rental clubs page was found in the site's sitemap.
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| Buying motive | What is measured | Scale | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest price at the most expensive time QUESTIONWhat does an 18-hole round cost a visiting player who wants to play on the course at the weekend or at the most expensive time? | Green fee for 18 holes for an adult guest player at the most expensive published time (weekend or prime time), in euros. | 60 € or less = 100 points, 130 € or more = 0, directly proportional in between. | 22 p |
| Cheapest 18-hole price for a guest QUESTIONWhat is the lowest I can pay to play 18 holes as a guest? | Cheapest published 18-hole green fee for an adult visiting player (usually on a weekday), in euros. Discount cards, student prices and guest-invitation prices are not included. | 60 € or less = 100 points, 110 € or more = 0, directly proportional in between. | 14 p |
| Golf cart price for a guest QUESTIONHow much does a golf cart cost a guest for one 18-hole round? | One-off rental of a golf cart for a guest player for an 18-hole round, in euros. | 30 € or less = 100 points, 60 € or more = 0, directly proportional in between. | 8 p |
| Rental e-mails QUESTIONHow much does it cost if I don't have my own clubs? | Price of a full set of rental clubs for a round, in euros. | €20 or less = 100 points, €50 or more = 0, in between directly proportional. | 6 p |
| Basic metrics | Digital quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality score | Basic metrics × 0.5 | 50 p |
We scored 6 golf courses on 23 metrics. The most important question for a visiting player: are the green fee, course information and membership terms visible on the site before contact, or does the price only become clear in the booking system?
When choosing a golf course, a visiting player is above all interested in whether the green fee and the playing conditions are visible on the site before making contact. The comparison scores courses on how openly they state their price, booking system and membership terms. We do not assess the quality of the course but the transparency of the information.
The guest player's green fee in euros shown publicly on the website before contact (24), tee time can be booked online or via an app (booking system in use and linked) (14), membership or share terms and prices stated (share fee, membership fee, playing right) (12), course details stated (number of holes, par, slope or course guide) (10), prices of season pass, series ticket or 10-round card stated (8), price or availability of equipment rental (clubs, golf cart, trolley) stated (8), playing conditions stated (handicap requirement, dress code or local rules) (6), clear contact details (phone and e-mail) shown (6), course location and driving directions stated (6), business ID (Y-tunnus) or operating company shown (6)
Transparency is 30% of the basic metrics, i.e. 15% of the total points · these metrics make up its 100 points · the full formula and the other pillars
How to read the comparison correctly: Half of the points come from buyer's questions, i.e. things the buyer finds out before deciding. The other half measures how openly the company publishes its prices, terms and contact details. Clear differences in points indicate a genuine difference: one tells you the price immediately, another only after logging in. Close scores should not be read as a ranking order, because every measurement has a margin of variation. The measurement accuracy and the full calculation formula are open in the methodology.
Customer experience is brought into the assessment separately. We also collect customer feedback and customer experiences about companies through separate surveys. The survey results will be added to the overall assessment later.
Who is on the list? Included are golf courses operated by a Finnish limited company that have their own website and a green fee price list for a visiting player. The pool leans towards the capital region and Uusimaa, but the comparison measures openness, not location. Pure membership clubs that have no visitor green fee price online are not included. Brands of the same owner have been counted once.
What do we measure? The comparison concerns the transparency of the service for the visiting player: whether the green fee is shown in euros before making contact, whether a tee time can be booked online, whether the terms of membership and shareholding are stated, whether course information (holes, par, slope) is given, whether season card and multi-ticket prices are visible, whether equipment rental is stated, whether the terms of play (handicap, dress code) are mentioned, whether the contact details are clear, whether the location is stated, and whether the Business ID is shown.
Bot or server blocking is a measurement gap. If the course's page was behind a bot or cookie wall, fully rendered with JavaScript or did not respond at the time of measurement, it is marked as a measurement gap, not a zero. Walls are not circumvented.
Every company is measured with the same public formula: half of the points come from buyer's questions and half from basic metrics, which have four pillars: technical quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality score. Ranking cannot be bought, and you can see the origin of each point on the company's profile. Read the full methodology →
A green fee is a one-off fee that lets a visiting player play the course. It is usually tiered by 18-hole and 9-hole rounds and by weekday and weekend rates.
Yes, the majority of courses accept visiting players for a green fee. Some courses require a valid handicap or a green card.
At most courses, booking is done online or through an app, in this comparison at all of them through the WiseGolf system. A tee time can usually be booked a few days in advance.
The price depends on the time of day and the day of the week. Prime-time slots on weekday evenings and at weekends are the most expensive; at other times the green fee is cheaper.
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