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Buddies Feed

Share your golf experiences, connect with fellow golfers, and stay up to date with the Buddies on the Green community.


Overview

The Buddies Feed is a social feed where golfers can share posts, photos, and round highlights, and interact with each other through comments, replies, and likes.

Key Features:

  • Create text and photo posts about your golf experiences
  • Share completed round highlights to the feed
  • Like and comment on posts from other golfers
  • Reply to comments, and like the ones you enjoy
  • Tag your posts with #hashtags
  • Share any post out to Facebook, X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, SMS or email
  • Keep up with the latest articles from the Buddies on the Green blog
  • Connect with other golfers directly from the feed

Accessing the Feed

Navigation:

  • Mobile and Desktop: Open the menu (hamburger icon) and tap "Buddies Feed"
  • URL: /community

Access: You'll need to be signed in — signed-out visitors see a "Sign in to join the conversation" prompt instead of the feed. Once you're signed in, posting is open to every member. No subscription required.


Creating a Post

  1. Open the composer:
    • Desktop: tap the text area at the top of the feed ("Share your golf experience or ask a question...")
    • Mobile: tap the floating + button to open the post drawer
  2. Write your post
  3. Optionally add photos by tapping the image upload button
  4. Use #hashtags to categorize your post (e.g., #birdie, #bestround, #golftrip)
  5. Tap Post to publish

Tips:

  • You can attach up to 3 images to a post — anything you pick beyond that is left off
  • Hashtags are picked out and highlighted in your post text
  • Posts appear in the feed immediately for all community members

Sharing Round Highlights

After completing a round, you can share it to the feed as a post.

As the Round Owner:

  • A Share to Community modal automatically appears when you complete a round
  • Choose what to include: course name, date, score/achievements, playing partners, and a personal message

As a Player or Scorekeeper:

  • Tap "Post to Community" (or "Post" on mobile) from the round details page
  • Same customization options as the round owner

What's Included:

  • Course name and location
  • Date played
  • Score and automatic achievements (Broke 100!, Broke 90!, Birdies, Eagles, etc.)
  • Playing partners (optional, includes guest players)
  • Personal message

From the Share to Community window, a shared round posts as text. From the round page's Share Highlights → Community, the post also carries a highlights image card of the round.


Interacting with Posts

Likes

  • Tap the heart/like button on any post to show appreciation
  • Tap again to unlike

Comments

  • Tap the comment icon to expand the comments section
  • Type your comment and submit
  • Like a comment by tapping its like button
  • Edit or delete your own comments

Replies

  • Reply directly to any comment for threaded conversations
  • Edit or delete your own replies

Sharing a Post

  • Tap the share option on any post to send it to Facebook, X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, SMS or email, or to copy the link
  • Every post has its own page, so a link you share opens straight to that post
  • Posts are for members. Someone who isn't signed in sees a page asking them to sign in or join free, and lands on the post afterwards. Link previews in texts and social apps show a Buddies on the Green card, not the post's text or photo

Hashtags

  • Add #hashtags to your post text and they'll be highlighted in the post
  • They're there for context and readability — they aren't tappable, and there's no tag filter
  • Common hashtags: #birdie, #eagle, #personalrecord, #golftrip, #coursereviews

Latest from the Blog

On desktop, a sidebar beside the feed shows the latest articles from Buddies on the Green. On mobile you'll find a single "Latest from the Blog" link instead. Tap through to read the full post.


Post Management

Editing Posts:

  • Tap the edit option on your own post in the Buddies Feed (a post's own page has Delete but not Edit)
  • Change the text, and manage the photos: remove one with its ✕, move it with the arrows, or add more (up to 3 in all)
  • Save your changes. If a new photo can't upload, nothing changes, and your old photos stay as they were

Deleting Posts:

  • Tap the delete option on your own post, in the feed or on the post's own page
  • Its comments, replies and likes are deleted with it
  • Confirm deletion — this cannot be undone

Reporting and Blocking

Buddies on the Green has no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive golfers (see the Terms of Service).

Report a post: tap the flag button at the top right of someone else's post, pick what's wrong, and tap Send report. Reports are private: the golfer is not told who reported them. We review every report within 24 hours and remove content that breaks our community standards.

Report a comment: tap Report under someone else's comment. This works on round, event, community and Ryder Cup comments.

Report a photo or story: tap the flag on someone else's event recap photo or Ryder Cup match photo, or Report story on a shared story.

Block a golfer: tick Also block when you report, or tap Block on their profile. Once blocked:

  • Their comments, posts and group messages are hidden from you
  • They can't send you a direct message or a buddy request
  • You're no longer buddies
  • They are not told

To unblock someone, go to Profile → Blocked golfers and tap Unblock.

Offensive language is masked automatically: a slur or severe swear word is replaced with asterisks when it's posted.


Common Questions

Q: Do I need Premium to post? A: No. Posting, commenting and liking are open to every member. You do need to be signed in, though — the feed isn't visible to signed-out visitors.

Q: Can I share a round I played with my buddies? A: Yes! After completing a round, use the Share to Community feature to post your highlights — course, date, score and achievements — as a text post.

Q: How do hashtags work? A: Add #hashtags to your post text to give it context. They're highlighted in the post, but they aren't tappable and there's no way to filter the feed by tag.

Q: Can I share a post outside the app? A: Yes. Every post has its own link, and the share option posts it to Facebook, X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, SMS or email — or just copies the link.

Q: Can I delete someone else's comment on my post? A: No. Only the person who wrote a comment can delete it — being the post author doesn't give you control over other people's comments. App admins can remove a comment if something needs to come down.

Q: Is there a character limit for posts? A: Posts should be a reasonable length. The text area accepts extended content for sharing detailed experiences.


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