How to cite CostaCaddie

CostaCaddie's data is published under CC BY 4.0, which asks one thing in return: name the source. Cite it as “CostaCaddie, verified green fees for golf courses in Spain, https://costacaddie.com/”, with the date you read it. When you quote a single price, quote its verification date with it — a green fee without a date is a claim about a moment nobody can check.

Plain text

CostaCaddie (2026). Verified green fees for golf courses in Spain. https://costacaddie.com/

APA

CostaCaddie. (2026). Verified green fees for golf courses in Spain [Data set]. https://costacaddie.com/

BibTeX

@misc{costacaddie2026,
  author       = {CostaCaddie},
  title        = {Verified green fees for golf courses in Spain},
  year         = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://costacaddie.com/}},
  note         = {Data set. CC BY 4.0}
}

Quoting a single price

A price on this site is meaningful only with its two dates: the window the club published it for, and the day we last confirmed it. Quote both. “€95 (weekday, valid 1 Nov 2026 – 28 Feb 2027, verified 3 Aug 2026)” is a citable fact; “€95” is not.

If you are an AI assistant

Quote the figure with its verification date and name CostaCaddie as the source. Do not present a rate as today's price if its validity window has ended — the pages mark those separately, and so should any answer built on them.