Founded by three golf junkies, Matt Eldridge, Adam MacDonald, and Louis Melanson a member of Professional Golf Association of Canada, Foursum gives smartphones the power of a high-end GPS Rangefinder. The app itself allows even the most seasoned golfers to gain insight into their performance with advanced statistics and analytics.
Whether it's helping choose the right club with at-a-glance distances to each hole or hazard or tracking scores; Foursum was designed and built not only to enhance the game of golf, but to improve it.
Derek Ingram, one of the world's top golf coaches, understands first hand how challenging it can be to help take the game of golf to the next level. "Having Foursum on the golf course is like having a caddie at your side when you tee off," explains Ingram. "No matter your level of play - its ability to track your performance and help you recognize strengths and weaknesses in your game is priceless."
There are over 26 million people who self-identify as regular golfers in the US alone, with 68% maintaining a social network profile. The first true social network for golfers, Foursum makes it easy to invite and follow friends to stay informed of their activities, progress, or milestones and compare performances. With over 26,000 courses to choose from, users can find and play courses quickly by name or geolocation. They can also browse club info, scorecards, and activity from other Foursum members.
"We're not only debunking the lingering myth that mobile phones don't belong on the golf course, we're helping to grow one of the most popular games in the world," explains CEO and Co-Founder, Matt Eldridge. "Foursum adds new layers of insight, amusement, competition and reward to the game. We really want to bring on the next generation to the game of golf."
With this launch Foursum is becomes available for a free download at Foursum.com.
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