Product » HowDidiDo - Internet Results Service
HowDidiDo is the largest network of golfers anywhere in the world. Holding the handicaps, results and scores of over 1,000,000 men and women.
At a time when the industry are being reminded daily to consider the 'Nomadic Golfer', shouldn't we all try and remind golf club members of the advantages of joining or remaining a member of a golf club?
Why join a club? One very good reason is to hold and maintain an internationallly reconised handicap. Another is to be able to play in qualifing, competitive, competitions. Make that a real feature of your club's memberhip offering and enhance it with web services for FREE form Club Systems and HowDidiDo. The service is available to any golf club whose administrators use the market leading CLUB2000 software from Club Systems International and therefore any of their members too.
Over 1500 golf clubs currently use the HowDidiDo site. If your club isn't one of those, contact your club's handicap committee, the service is FREE and welcomes new members daily.
160,000 Golfers are already registered and enjoying this FREE service, helping clubs commmunicate with your their members and providing real benefits to the club member.
Free Services include:-
- Access to your online Handicap Record (and soon a printable CONGU Handicap Certificate).
- Access to over 1500 clubs’ competition results, course stats and handicap lists.
- BBC News Headlines on your homepage.
- Weather from around the world.
- Customisable homepage with HowDidiDo ‘Widgets’.
- Access discussion groups about topics related to your club.
- Competition Results and Handicap Change notification via e-mail
Enhanced subscription service (FREE for 30 days when you sign up for Standard membership) includes:-
- Ability to record your actual shot types with each round you play
- Competition Results and Handicap Change notification via SMS text message
- Analyse your game and compare your performance with other players in your club or across the entire one million golfers whose eight million rounds are recorded in the HowDidiDo system.
Click here to visit HowDidiDo.com
