Use the distances you actually track.
Personal Caddy uses saved carry and total numbers so club selection follows your real game rather than a generic chart.
- Carry distance
- Total distance
- Club and swing data
Personal caddy
Turn the target number into a club decision.
Course Performance Personal Caddy compares the shot in front of you with the distance profile you build over time. Choose by carry or total and evaluate the shorter and longer fit using your own performance data.
Recommendations start with personal data
Compare the fit around the target
Club decision support
Club choice should come from evidence, not memory.
A recommendation is only useful when it reflects the shots you actually hit. Personal Caddy works from your saved distance profile and keeps the decision tied to the target in front of you.
Use the number that matters for the shot.
Compare carry when the landing point matters and total when release, rollout, or ground conditions shape the decision.
- Target distance
- Carry comparison
- Total comparison
See the fit around the target.
Compare the shorter and longer options around the requested number so the final choice can reflect the safe miss and the shot shape you want.
- Closest lower option
- Closest higher option
- Distance gap
Working method
Keep each decision connected to the next.
The value comes from continuity. Capture the right information, use it for the next decision, and keep the improvement process connected.
Calibrate the bag
Build a reliable personal profile from saved carry and total distances.
Enter the target
Use the number you are actually playing for the shot in front of you.
Choose the comparison
Evaluate the shot by carry or total depending on the required outcome.
Commit to the fit
Use the options around the target to choose the club and swing with intent.
Play smarter
Make the club choice from your own evidence.
Build the distance profile first, then use it to support the decisions that matter on course.