Golf Weather, Sorted

Multi-source forecast scoring for your round

Check Your Course Forecast →

Stop guessing, start playing. We combine four weather forecasts to score playing conditions across 3,370+ courses — so you know exactly when and where to book your round.

Covering England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland & Ireland

Check a course or area
Score a single course, or compare every course near you for the days ahead.
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Plan a golf trip
Pick courses you know, tell us roughly when, and we’ll find the best weather stretch plus good courses nearby.
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Society & competition planner
Compare several courses across several dates to pick the best day for your group.

How It Works

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Pick your course or area Search 3,370+ courses across the UK and Ireland, or scan an area to find the best weather nearby.
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We score the weather Four forecast sources — Met Office, Open-Meteo, Pirate Weather, and WeatherAPI — are combined and scored on rain, wind, temperature, and visibility.
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Find your best tee time Every playable hour is scored and the best window for your round is highlighted — whether that's 9 holes or 18.

Browse by Region

England
1,970 courses
Scotland
556 courses
Wales
174 courses
Northern Ireland
97 courses
Ireland
329 courses

Popular Counties

Yorkshire
128 courses
Lancashire
96 courses
Surrey
41 courses
Kent
36 courses
Essex
40 courses
Hampshire
34 courses
Fife
26 courses
Aberdeenshire
31 courses
Ayrshire
24 courses
Lanarkshire
36 courses
County Antrim
30 courses
County Down
17 courses

Guides & help

Frequently Asked Questions

What is FairWeather Golf?

FairWeather Golf helps you decide when and where to play by scoring golf weather conditions across 3,370+ courses in the UK and Ireland. We combine four independent weather sources to give you a single, reliable score for every tee time.

How does the scoring work?

Each hour is scored on rain probability, wind speed, temperature comfort, and precipitation intensity — weighted to reflect what actually matters on the course. Four forecasts are combined into a consensus, and the best tee time window is found for your round length.

Which weather sources do you use?

Met Office (the UK's national weather service), Open-Meteo, Pirate Weather, and WeatherAPI. By comparing multiple sources, we reduce the impact of any single forecast being wrong.

Is FairWeather Golf free?

Yes — course forecasts, area search, and favourites are all free. Create an account to unlock wider area searches, shortlist scoring, and push notifications for your saved courses.

Can I get alerts when conditions are good?

Yes. Sign up, add courses to your shortlist, and enable notifications. You'll get a push notification or email the evening before when conditions look good at your saved courses.

Does the score account for course type?

Yes. Links courses weight wind more heavily (they're exposed but drain well), parkland courses weight rain more (sheltered but slower to drain), and so on for heathland, moorland, clifftop, and woodland courses.