Right club, right aim, every shot — adjusted for the conditions you're actually playing in and matched to the distances you already hit.
Most golfers don't — and it quietly costs them greens. Altitude, temperature, humidity, and wind add or steal yards on every single shot, and they change with every course and every hour of the day. A rangefinder hands you the raw distance. It has no idea what that number actually plays like right now.
CaddieAI does. Just like a professional caddie reading the air and the wind, it gives you the one number — and the aim point — that matters for the shot in front of you.
CaddieAI walks every adjustment out loud, so you can trust it — from your raw yardage to the club in your bag that actually flies it.
Your real yardage to the pin, slope included.
Thin, hot, dry air carries farther. Cool, dense air holds it back.
Head and tail wind stretch or shrink it; crosswind gives a push and an aim point.
One number, matched to the club that flies it.
Your home baseline travels with you. Every reading is the honest delta from what's normal for your game.
Tell CaddieAI how far you actually hit each club. From there it runs advanced ballistic ball-flight physics — the same exterior-ballistics math that guides artillery — to adapt every shot to the moment. Because drift is driven by time in the air, a floaty short iron gets pushed more than a punchy long one, and CaddieAI gives you both the yards and the side to aim.
Built on the carry you already hit each club.
Crosswind drift, with the exact side to favor.
No account, no ads. Your bag stays on your phone.
A great caddie knows the course, reads the wind, feels how the air is flying the ball, and tells you exactly where to aim. That read is worth strokes — and it usually costs a day's green fee. CaddieAI gives you the same conditions-adjusted club and aim point on every shot, on any course in the world, for the price of an app.