BirdieAPI

Use to find tournaments. Lists a season's tournaments (ascending) or the latest ones (descending) with dates, status, purse, whether it is a major, the winner and winning score, field size and the courses. Filter by season, status and major. Costs 1 credit.

Use for what is on now and next: tournaments in play or starting in the next N days (default 30), with the courses and the defending champion. Costs 1 credit.

Use for a tournament's results: every player in the field in finishing order with position (T5), status (cut, wd, dq), score to par, total strokes, each round's score and strokes versus the field, earnings and season points, plus any playoff. Costs 2 credits.

Use for a course as it was set up for a tournament: par and yards per hole, and how each hole played (scoring average, to par, birdie and bogey rates, difficulty rank) from every round on it. For a tournament on more than one course pass course_id. Costs 2 credits.

Use to find a player's id by name (accents optional). Returns country, tournaments played, wins and the seasons played. Costs 1 credit.

Use for a player's overview: profile, career totals (starts, wins, top tens, cuts, money, scoring average, strokes versus the field), our current rating, a line per season and the last ten results. Costs 5 credits.

Use for a player's tournament-by-tournament record: finish, score, earnings and each round with the field's average and strokes versus the field (raw and field-strength adjusted). Newest first; filter by season. Costs 5 credits.

Use for a player's season in numbers: results (starts, wins, top tens, cuts, money), scoring average and strokes versus the field, hole scoring from every hole played (birdies and bogeys per round, par 3/4/5 averages) and, for the PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour, strokes versus the field by hole type (sg_par3, sg_par4, sg_par5; score-based, not shot data) and, where ESPN keeps them, driving distance

Use for one player's tournament hole by hole: every round's strokes on each hole with par, yards and the result (birdie, bogey), the course played, out and in, and strokes versus the field. Costs 2 credits.

Use for course or event form: a player's record at one tournament across every year (pass any edition's tournament_id) or at one course across every tournament played there (course_id), with finishes, rounds and strokes versus the field, and a summary. Costs 5 credits.

Use to compare two players: every tournament both played with each one's finish, who finished ahead (making the cut beats missing it), round-by-round strokes on the same course, and a summary. Filter by season. Costs 5 credits.

Use for who is playing best: our strokes-versus-field rating for every player active in the past year, best first. A rating of 2.0 means two strokes a round better than an average player in the same fields, adjusted for field strength and weighted toward recent rounds. Pass as_of for the ratings on a past date. Costs 2 credits.

Use for a season's leaders in one stat, with each player's sample. Stats from rounds and holes: scoring_average, vs_field, adj_vs_field, birdies_per_round, bogey_avoidance, par3_average, par4_average, par5_average, and sg_par3, sg_par4, sg_par5 (strokes versus the field on par 3, 4 or 5 holes, field-strength adjusted; PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour only, score-based, not shot data). From results: ea

Use for the pre-tournament winner prices of the four men's majors by sportsbook, and how they moved: for each golfer and book the opening price (the first snapshot) and the latest price before the first round, with the implied probability, from The Odds API (the archive for every major from 2021 plus the 2020 U.S. Open, then refreshed daily while a major's market is open, every six hours in tourna