Pick a course (or its nearest town) and get the best tee times over the next 7 days,
scored on rain chance, wind, and temperature comfort. Thunderstorm risk or dangerous wind
gusts rule an hour out entirely — see the footer for how scoring works.
Weather from Open-Meteo's hourly forecast (not NOAA — NOAA's hourly data is US-only and
doesn't have the same wind-gust/precipitation-probability fields everywhere this needs to
work). Course search uses Open-Meteo's geocoding, which resolves populated places (cities,
towns), not individual golf courses as points of interest — if a course name doesn't match,
search its nearest town instead; weather doesn't meaningfully vary over a few miles for this
purpose.
Candidate tee times are limited to hours after sunrise where an 18-hole round (assumed 4.5
hours) could plausibly finish before sunset. Any hour with thunderstorm risk or wind gusts
at/over 30mph is an automatic NO-GO regardless of everything else — those are safety
conditions, not comfort preferences. Below that, score weights rain chance (35%), wind speed
(25%), temperature comfort around 70°F (25%), and cloud cover (15%) as a minor tiebreaker.
This is a planning aid, not a substitute for checking the actual forecast and course
conditions before you head out.