Why do I have to choose 9 or 18 holes before I tee off?
I couldn't figure out the basic stuff, and none of them fit the way I think. Screens packed with information I didn't care about. Menus I needed training videos to figure out. Advertising, noise, swing coaching I never asked for. I tracked 319 rounds in one competitor app, and the friction wore on me with every one of them.
I wanted a golf app that felt like Apple made it.
A few of the questions I kept asking:
Why do I have to choose 9 or 18 holes before I tee off?
Why do I pick a starting hole before a shotgun start, when the GPS knows where I'm at?
Why can't everyone in my group score their own round — and have it all come together on one shared match?
So I built the app I wanted, natively in Apple's latest Swift and SwiftUI, so it feels fast, modern, and at home on your phone.

Each one, and the screen where you'll feel it.

A clean interface that shows what matters and nothing else.

Guided when you need it, out of the way when you don't.

Share a live scorecard so the whole group can follow along, shot by shot.

Nassau, Skins, Best Ball, and more — tracked hole by hole and settled automatically. No math in the parking lot.

Golf is best with friends and family. Connecting and sharing should be effortless.

Sharp charts for the common questions — plus a live AI caddie you can ask in plain English: “What are my worst holes?” The answer comes straight from your own data.
Me too. That's why I made them myself: a short video for every feature and full walkthroughs for the big stuff, so you can learn Match Caddie before your first tee time, not during it.
Simple enough to skip the manual. Just golf.