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CGS collects the information needed to run the Crossodog Golf community, handle enquiries, and operate the CGS Golf scoring and player profile app.
Last updated 8 July 2026
Forms and player accounts collect the details needed to run CGS events, reply to enquiries, and support the CGS Golf scoring app.
Player profile details, team memberships, and scoring data are used for competitions, public player profiles, and stream graphics.
Signed-in players can delete their CGS Golf account from the player app. CGS can also help with privacy requests by email.
When you fill out a CGS form, the details you provide are used to respond to your enquiry, organise membership or event follow-up, and keep the conversation connected to the reason you reached out.
When you use CGS Golf, the app stores account and player profile details such as email, display name, nickname, handle, handicap, uploaded player photo, team membership, and competition scoring data. Password handling and login sessions are managed through Supabase Auth.
Scoring data can include team strokes, putts, fairways in regulation, greens in regulation, drive distance, iron selection, iron distance, and which allocated team member contributed a shot. These details power the player app, public player profiles, competition pages, and stream graphics.
CGS does not sell player data or use the app for cross-app advertising tracking. Team join passwords are stored as hashes rather than readable passwords.
Signed-in CGS Golf players can delete their account inside the player app at /play. Deleting an account removes the login, player profile, team memberships, and uploaded player photo. Existing competition score rows may remain as shared event history with player references removed where possible.
If you want to ask what information is being held or request help with a privacy request, you can email crossodoggolf@gmail.com.
A few quick answers about how details submitted through the site are handled.
CGS collects details you submit through forms, plus CGS Golf account and player profile data such as email, display name, nickname, handle, handicap, player photo, team memberships, and scoring stats.
It is used to respond to enquiries, manage membership and events, run CGS Golf competitions, maintain player profiles, and generate stream assets for CGS broadcasts.
No. CGS does not sell player data or use the CGS Golf app for cross-app advertising tracking.
Yes. Sign in at /play, open the Account section, and use Delete account. This removes the login, player profile, memberships, and uploaded player photo. Shared competition score history may remain as non-personal event records.