Caddie Golf
Most golf apps answer one question: how far is it to the green? Caddie Golf answers the one that decides the shot — which club should I hit, from here, right now? It runs in the browser: nothing to download, and it keeps working on the course when the signal doesn't.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Caddie Golf
Features
- Progressive Web App
- Offline
- Browser-based
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Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs $4 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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- English
- Spanish
What is Caddie Golf?
Most golf apps answer one question: how far is it to the green? Caddie Golf answers the one that decides the shot — which club should I hit, from here, right now? It runs in the browser: nothing to download, and it keeps working on the course when the signal doesn't.
The advice is built on the distances you personally hit, not on generic averages. Tell it what is left to the pin and it crosses your bag with wind, elevation and temperature to give you a real call — club, ball position, swing effort and where to aim — spoken out loud, so you never put the club down to read your phone. Your bag then corrects itself: every time you mark where the ball finished, GPS measures what you actually hit, with safeguards so a single bad shot never rewrites it.
Strokes gained shows where you lose shots off the tee, on approach, around the green and putting, and ends in a practice plan built from your own numbers, measured against your own level rather than a scratch player.
On the course: front, centre and back of the green live, distance to the hazards actually ahead of you, hole strategy, a sun mode for glare and a range mode. The scorecard covers ten official play formats with automatic scoring, WHS playing handicap and correct net Stableford by hole index. A digital marker solves what the World Handicap System requires: your playing partner reviews your card hole by hole and signs it with a short code, with no paper and no exchanging phone numbers.
Post an open tee time and other golfers join it, without sharing anyone's number. Tournaments run up to 100 players with a live leaderboard, in real time or across a window of days, and multi-course: everyone can be at their own club at once.
137 courses across 25 countries, in metres or yards, and any golfer can add their own. Satellite maps download before you leave, so the round works with no connection at all. Everything exists in full in English and Spanish, including the rules section and the glossary.
The free plan is the complete app. Tournaments are the paid tier.