Most golf apps hand you numbers and let you figure it out. Bagger tells you the club, the aim, and where it's safe to miss — based on how you actually play, not how a scratch golfer plays.
Tell it what's in your bag and roughly what you shoot. That's enough for real club recommendations from the very first tee — not generic averages, but a starting point built around a player like you.
Every shot you confirm sharpens it. Your real 7-iron number replaces the one you guessed at setup. The aim starts leaning away from your miss. What this course has cost you before starts showing up in the read. It stops being a good starting point and starts being yours.
Front, center, and back yardages on a satellite view of the hole you're standing on. Carry and clear distances to every hazard, measured from where you're standing.
The call is already on screen — your club, and what it plays to. Tap it for the full read: the target, the side it's safe to miss, and what's waiting if you catch it thin. Ask out loud if your hands are busy.
Confirm the club you hit and move on. On Apple Watch, a detected swing prompts you — you confirm, it logs. Every confirmed shot makes the next call sharper.
Confirmed, not guessed. Bagger never invents a shot you didn't hit. Auto-detection only ever asks — you confirm. That's why there's no phantom-shot cleanup at the end of your round.
After about five shots with a club it starts using your number instead of the one you typed in — and keeps tightening it as you play.
Everyone leaks one way. Bagger aims to the side that leaves you a shot instead of a drop.
Play a course again and it remembers what worked and what cost you.
Where the strokes actually go, and what to protect against next time.
The yardage is on your wrist. Swing, and the watch asks you to confirm the shot with the club already filled in — one tap and it's logged. Enter a score, check the number, keep walking. Your phone stays in your pocket, which is where your playing partners would prefer it.
Not a trial, and no time limit. GPS, scoring, and your stats cost nothing.
7-day free trial for new subscribers. Renews automatically at $9.99/month or $79.99/year unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the trial or period ends. Cancel anytime in your iPhone's Settings.
I'm a sales guy from Oregon with a double-digit handicap and a habit of pulling the wrong club. Every app I tried gave me more numbers when what I needed was a decision. So I built the caddy I wanted — tested on real rounds at Tualatin, Oswego Lake, and RedTail, in real Oregon weather, with real bad shots.
It's in beta now. If you want in early, put your email in — I read every one.
Early access, launch pricing, and the occasional note about what's shipping. Nothing else, ever.
Coming to the App Store this fall.