What is SWP Golf?
SWP Golf is a digital junior golf development passport for recording rounds, scores, achievement stamps, milestones and progress over time.
Junior golf development in Australia
SWP Golf gives young golfers a clear, encouraging record of the journey from first swing to the next milestone — wherever they play in Australia.
Golf development is built one experience at a time. The SWP Golf passport brings practice, rounds, achievements and progress into one secure record that families can revisit as a player grows.
Record the moments that matter: a first session, a new distance, a completed round, a personal best or a competition milestone. Progress is more than a single score, and the passport helps make that visible.
A player’s passport can show rounds, scores, handicap information, achievement stamps and progression tiers over time. That gives young golfers a practical way to notice effort and celebrate steady improvement.
Parents can access a linked golfer view, while participating coaches and clubs can use the platform to follow development. Access is role-based, so the player’s record is shared through the appropriate pathway.
Access a junior golfer passport
SWP Golf is a digital junior golf development passport for recording rounds, scores, achievement stamps, milestones and progress over time.
No. SWP Golf is a development and record-keeping platform. Local coaching, club membership and competition arrangements remain with the relevant family, coach, club or programme.
A parent or guardian can use the linked passport access provided for their golfer. Coaches and clubs can access records only through the roles and programme relationships configured in SWP Golf.