Be first in line for the Florida league.
Leagues open where the interest clusters. Tell us who you are and where you play, and you'll hear from us before any public launch — first choice of industry seat goes to the people on this list.
A networking group that plays golf, not name games.
Most business networking happens over 7 AM coffee and sixty-second commercials. Links moved it to the golf course. A couple of hours of real conversation every week builds the kind of trust an elevator pitch never will — and the league structure turns that trust into tracked, celebrated referrals.
Claim your industry seat
Exactly one Realtor, one estate attorney, one financial advisor, one mortgage lender per league. If your industry is open, it's yours for as long as you hold it. Your competition can't join your league.
Play one round a week
Nine holes, every week, with tee times alternating between morning and afternoon. Pairings rotate, so over a season you play with every member — not just the three people you already know.
Business comes up when it comes up
No agenda, no lectern. Hours alongside someone tell you more about how they work than months of handshakes. Nobody passes referral slips between holes.
Referrals get logged
When a member sends real work to another member, it's recorded in the Links app and read out at the quarterly meeting — so the value of the league is measured, not assumed.
Playing in Colorado since July 2026.
Links League 001 has played every week in Colorado Springs since its inaugural tournament, and Denver-area leagues tee off November 1. Same format, same one-seat-per-industry rule, same app. Florida is next.
Colorado Springs
League 001 — the original. Weekly rounds at Cherokee Ridge, quarterly tournaments, a full roster of founding players.
See the Springs league →Denver & Castle Rock
Two leagues forming across the metro, first rounds November 1, 2026.
See the Denver page →Florida
Forming now. Where it lands first depends on who raises their hand — Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, South Florida and the Panhandle.
Get on the list →Questions, answered.
When does Links start playing in Florida?
A Florida league opens once enough business owners in one area have raised their hand — a league is twenty to thirty members, one per industry. Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing; you'll hear from us first when your area is forming, before any public launch.
What is Links?
A business golf networking league. Members hold one exclusive seat per industry, play a nine-hole round every week in rotating foursomes, and log real referrals between members. Now playing in Colorado since July 2026.
Do I need to be a good golfer?
No. All skill levels are welcome — it's nine holes, and the league rewards conversation and generosity, not birdies.
How much does it cost?
Colorado members pay $149 or $249 per quarter depending on tier, plus a one-time $95 application fee on approval. Pricing for the first Florida league is confirmed with its first members; being on the list means you hear it first.
Which part of Florida?
Tell us your city on the form. Leagues form where the interest clusters — Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, South Florida and the Panhandle — and each league keeps to twenty to thirty members so the pairings stay small.
Your industry seat goes to whoever raises their hand first.
One professional per industry, per league. The list is where the first Florida roster comes from.