CaddiDaddy

Automatic scoring · Austin, Texas

Your phone and your watch already saw every shot. Now they'll score it.

CaddiDaddy captures your round automatically, runs it through a deterministic caddie engine, then a Gemini-powered voice caddie explains what the numbers mean — in plain language, mid-round.

Nothing is shipped yet. We're building this now, launching first in the Austin, Texas metro. Join the waitlist to hear the moment it's live.

Every recommendation computed by tested code — not an AI guess
Five games built in — Skins, Wolf, Nassau, Match Play, Dots
Austin, Texas metro at launch — ~40 courses, honestly scoped

How it works

Three parts, one honest pipeline — no black box, no invented numbers.

01

The shot is detected

Your phone's GPS and your watch's motion sensors catch the swing and the shot, hole by hole, without you touching a screen. A digital scorecard and course map fill themselves in.

02

The math is computed

Distance, target, and shot options come from a fixed, testable calculation — not a language model guessing. If a hole isn't mapped well enough to trust, the engine says so instead of making something up.

03

The caddie speaks it

A Gemini voice explains what the engine already computed — it narrates the numbers, it never invents them. Free with your own Google AI Studio key; no key needed on the paid tier.

Analytics

Strokes Gained, real stats, and a handicap you can trust the math on.

Every round breaks down into Strokes Gained — tee-to-green, approach, short game, putting — plus the fairway, green, and putts stats you'd keep on a scorecard. Computed from your actual shots, never a fabricated average.

  • Strokes Gained by category, off the same published PGA Tour benchmark model
  • The CaddiDaddy Handicap — public WHS formula, clearly labeled unofficial
  • Full data export any time — your rounds are yours

Every stat links back to a real recorded shot

Games & Social

Play for real with your foursome. CaddiDaddy keeps score — never money.

Five classic formats, computed automatically from the round: Skins, Wolf, Nassau, Match Play, and Dots. Handicap strokes allocate correctly, and a settlement ledger tracks who owes what — it's unit accounting, not a payment rail.

  • Friends, live round-following, and course leaderboards
  • Recurring foursome scheduling with availability polls
  • No gambling rail, ever — the ledger tracks, it never moves money

Skins · Wolf · Nassau · Match Play · Dots

Course data

Our own surveyed data — never borrowed from Google, never fabricated.

Course geometry starts from OpenStreetMap and is layered with our own GPS surveys and government elevation and imagery data. Google Maps imagery is off the table on purpose — their terms forbid deriving a database from it. An unsurveyed hole refuses to give advice rather than guess.

  • Clean-room separation between open map data and our own layer
  • Confidence-gated: no guessing on a hole we haven't verified
  • Attribution given where it's due — see our Map Attribution

~40 courses, Austin metro, at launch

Why it's different

No hype claims — just the specific things we do differently.

  • Your dispersion, not an average golfer's. Recommendations are built from how far and how consistently you hit each club — not a generic distance chart.
  • It refuses to guess on unmapped holes. If a course hasn't been surveyed well enough, the caddie tells you it doesn't know rather than handing you a confident wrong answer.
  • Your data exports. Every round, shot, and stat tied to your account is yours — request a full export or permanent deletion at any time.
  • Tournament Mode disables what the Rules of Golf don't allow. Club recommendations and wind- or elevation-adjusted distance are turned off in code during tournament play — not just asked to stay quiet.

Where we are today

Built in the open. No inflated numbers, because there's nothing to inflate yet.

~40

Austin, Texas courses targeted at launch — not a national claim

5

games built and tested — Skins, Wolf, Nassau, Match Play, Dots

0

rounds played yet — we're building, not shipping vanity metrics

Pricing

Bring your own AI key for free, or let us cover it for about $9/mo.

Free

$0/mo

GPS scoring, course maps, and the voice caddie with your own Google AI Studio key.

Premium · most useful

~$9/mo

Adds Strokes Gained, dispersion mapping, offline course packages, and the CaddiDaddy Handicap. No key required.

See full pricing & comparison →

Austin launch

Be first when Austin goes live.

No app to download yet — there's nothing to download. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment CaddiDaddy is ready to play.

We'll only email you about the Austin launch — no spam, no sharing your address. See our Privacy Policy.

Questions

The honest answers, up front.

Can I use this today?

Not yet. Nothing is shipped. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment the Austin launch opens.

What's BYOK?

"Bring your own key." On the free tier, the voice caddie runs on your own Google AI Studio API key, stored encrypted on your device only — we never see it. The paid tier removes this step and uses our key instead.

Is the CaddiDaddy Handicap official?

No. It's computed with the public World Handicap System formula but it is not an official USGA Handicap Index, and isn't accepted for GHIN or WHS-sanctioned play. See our Terms.

Does it move real money for the games?

No. Skins, Wolf, Nassau, Match Play, and Dots settle in a unit ledger — it tracks who owes what, it never touches a payment rail.

Why not just use Google Maps for courses?

Google's terms forbid deriving a database from their imagery. We build from OpenStreetMap plus our own surveys instead — see our Map Attribution.

Will you expand past Austin?

That's the plan, once Austin is right. We're not promising a timeline for other metros yet — dense and verifiable beats thin and national.