You shot 94. Your driving was fine.
You lost that round on the greens. The Caddy shows you exactly where the shots went — every round, in strokes, not opinions.
Scoring, leaderboards, trophies and the Apple Watch app are free forever. This one is part of Pro — £0.99 a day, £3.99 a month or £39.99 a year.
THE PROBLEM
A score tells you what. It never tells you where.
Most golfers walk off knowing the number and guessing at the reason. It usually gets blamed on the thing that felt worst — the topped drive on 3, the shank on 11 — rather than the thing that actually cost the most.
Three-putts don’t feel dramatic. They just quietly take four shots off you a round.
THE ANSWER
Four numbers that settle it.
Strokes gained compares every shot you hit to what a scratch golfer would do from the same place. The Caddy splits it four ways, so you can see which part of your game is winning and which is leaking.
Track your shots during a round and you get the full breakdown. Score normally and you still get the rest — putts, greens in regulation, scrambling and your handicap index.
- Off the tee, approach, around the green and putting
- A WHS-style handicap index from your last 20 rounds
- Greens in regulation, scrambling and 3-putt avoidance
- Your toughest and best holes across every round played
OVER TIME
Trends, not one bad Saturday.
One round is noise. The Caddy plots your scoring and putting across every round you log, so you can see whether a change is actually working or whether you just had a good day.
And when it builds you a coaching plan, it starts from the category that’s costing you the most — not the one you complain about most.
Common questions
Do I have to track every shot?
No. Shot tracking unlocks the full strokes-gained breakdown, but you can turn it on for one round and off the next. Everything else — putts, GIR, scrambling, your handicap index — comes from normal scoring.
What is strokes gained, in plain English?
It compares each of your shots to what a scratch golfer would average from the same distance and lie. Gaining strokes means you did better than that benchmark; losing them means the opposite. It’s the same measure used on tour.
Is my handicap index official?
It’s a WHS-style index calculated from your last 20 rounds, and it’s for your own use — it isn’t an official CONGU or club handicap. Rounds played against an estimated par are left out so the number stays honest.
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