Connect Zomma Golf to the assistant you already use, and it can find a course, plan a hole from your own numbers and read those numbers back.
Paste one address into your assistant's connector settings, then sign in to Zomma Golf and allow it.
The address
Your assistant asks for a remote MCP server URL. This is the one to give it:
https://zommagolf.com/api/mcp
What it can read
Once you allow it, your assistant can:
find golf courses on Zomma Golf;
plan one hole at a time for you, from the numbers and club distances you saved;
read those saved numbers back, each with where it came from.
That is all. It cannot change anything in your account, and it is not given your name or email
address. Every answer it gets carries a link to the Zomma Golf page it came from.
Adding it
Claude, on a Free, Pro or Max plan: navigate to Customize > Connectors.
Click "+" then "Add custom connector." Add the address as your connector's remote MCP server
URL. Finish configuring your connector by clicking "Add."
Claude, on a Team or Enterprise plan: an Owner first navigates to
Organization settings > Connectors, clicks the "Add" button, hovers over "Custom," then
selects "Web," adds the address as the remote MCP server URL, and finishes by clicking
"Add." Members then navigate to Customize > Connectors, find the custom connector the
Owner added in the list, and click "Connect" to authenticate and start using the connector
with Claude. Both paths are in Claude's help article, Get started with custom connectors using remote MCP.
When you add the address, your assistant sends you to Zomma Golf. Sign in, or create an
account, and you see a screen naming the assistant, the address it returns you to, and what it
can read. Nothing is shared until you press Allow, and each assistant you connect asks you
separately.
Every assistant you allowed is listed under Connected assistants in your account, and you can revoke any of them there. It loses access at once.
The skill file
If your assistant takes skills, the Zomma Golf skill tells it which tool to use for which
question, to cite the page each answer comes from, and to say so when something is not
published rather than fill it in. Get the skill file.