Native MCP endpoint
Connect MCP-compatible clients directly to golf search, club retrieval and compact context tools.
Connect MCP-compatible agents, AI assistants, applications and search experiences directly to normalized golf data through MCP or the REST API.
API HOST: https://api.eae.golf
/mcp{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"id": 1,
"method": "tools/call",
"params": {
"name": "search_golf_clubs",
"arguments": {
"near": "Hamburg",
"maximum_green_fee": 80,
"public": true
}
}
}Connect MCP-compatible clients directly to golf search, club retrieval and compact context tools.
Send relevant access, price and course facts without wasting tokens on unnecessary fields.
Clear null semantics prevent agents from turning missing information into false claims.
Use the same normalized data through MCP, REST, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini or your own agent stack.
Identify relevant clubs, segment potential partners and build targeted acquisition workflows using structured location, facility and contact data.
Build curated golf journeys around destinations, combining nearby courses, access requirements, green fees and available facilities.
Help golfers discover suitable clubs around their location or travel destination using geographic and access filters.
Help organizers discover suitable venues and compare courses, facilities, access conditions and geographic coverage for golf events.
Enrich mobile and web products with normalized club information without maintaining a separate data pipeline.
Build internal tools, regional comparisons and data products on top of one consistent golf-course model.
Try Fairway core data or Tour extended data for 14 days.
Point your MCP client at /mcp and authenticate with the same Bearer API key.
The client discovers tools through MCP and calls them using normalized golf facts and the same access rules as REST.
No. The platform exposes a native MCP endpoint plus the AI Toolkit and REST API. You bring the model or MCP-compatible client, while the platform provides normalized golf data, tools, prompts, compact context and schemas.
Yes. MCP-compatible clients can connect directly to /mcp using the same Bearer API key, plan, trial catalogue, data-access policy and rate limits as the REST API.
Fairway provides the core dataset for search and common club experiences. Tour adds extended course, scorecard, detailed fee and commercial data.
Yes. Both plans can be evaluated for 14 days with a deterministic 500-club sample and limits of 15 requests per minute and 250 requests per day.
Missing information is returned as null and must be treated as unknown. The AI Toolkit includes this rule so agents do not present missing facts as false.
No. The REST API also supports websites, mobile apps, internal tools and conventional search interfaces.
No. Production keys should remain on your server. Browser applications should call a protected backend or proxy.