Someone worth walking nine holes with.
Thursday 17:40 · Seddiner See · 9 holes · about 1h45
What you can talk about
Katrin keeps a paper yardage book and admits it is mostly sentimental. Architecture is her all-day subject and she has strong views about what happened to this city between 1995 and 2010. She plays her best golf in bad weather, which she considers a character defect.
This is the whole app. One round, one person, yes or no.
How it works
Your personal agent interviews you — once.
A 15-minute conversation, mostly about golf. No profile to write, no photos to pick. Your personal agent represents you, and only you. It's the only one that sees what you tell it.
Personal agents talk to each other — confidentially.
Yours and theirs compare notes in private. If it isn't a fit, nothing happens, and neither of you is ever told.
You get one proposal.
A specific course, a specific time, a specific person, and why. Yes or no.
Nine holes.
You play. Afterwards you tell your agent how it went, in private. It gets better at this every round.
You cannot really lose.
What you stand to gain
- A round of golfGuaranteed
Lit from the moment a round is booked.
- A conversation worth havingNear-certain
You have subjects in common before you meet.
- A person worth knowingLikely
A playing partner at your pace is a scarce thing.
- A dating optionPossible
Only when both of you left that door open.
- A relationshipPossible
Only ever from both sides.
This stack only adds. You keep the round whether or not anything else happens, and nothing further up is the real prize.
Golf is a wonderful path to meet someone and to date — and no harm at all if it only ever remains a round of golf.
A regular playing partner
A friendship
A relationship
You choose which. Privately. Your agent never tells anyone.