For golfers who put the work in

Play the golf
you practise for.

You put the hours in. Chase makes them count. A caddie who knows your real distances, your history on every hole, and the one thing costing you the most strokes — so you stand over every shot knowing the club, and walk off with the score you practised for.

Meet Chase

★ 4.9 App Store27,000+ coursesFree to start

From your sim

7i 172 carry

Blended with your on-course totals

Handicap

8.4

−1.2 in 30 days

Fairways hit

61%

Up from 54%

Rounds logged

142

Every hole remembered

To the pin · 7th at Alcanada

152yds

Plays 158 · 8 mph

Suggested club7 iron

Your avg 7i159 yds

Miss tendencyRight

Sound familiar

The work goes in. The index doesn't move.

Three sim sessions a week. The lessons, the drills, the gadgets. Plenty of data and no direction — because nothing connects it, and nothing remembers what you were working on.

You flush it on the sim.

172 carry indoors. Then Saturday comes, you're between clubs again, and you come up short of the green.

You practise the wrong thing.

An hour of driver on the range while the strokes leak from 50–100 yards. Nobody has told you.

The same holes beat you.

You know the hole. You have a theory about it. The card says the theory is wrong.

Mallorca

Meet Chase

One caddie. Three things change.

You stop guessing. You see where the strokes went. You always know the one thing to work on. Chase connects your sim data, your course data and every round you play to get you there.

Pillar 01 · The caddie

Stand over it knowing.

Chase learns your real carry distances and tells you what every shot actually plays — from where you're standing, in the wind you're in. You pick the club once, and commit.

Pillar 02 · The numbers

See where the strokes went.

Not vanity metrics — the handful of numbers that explain why your index moved, and where the next two strokes come from. Handicap trend, club distances, dispersion, strokes gained.

Pillar 03 · The coach

One thing to fix. Then the next.

A built-in coach who watches every round and sim session, spots the pattern costing you strokes, and gives you one honest thing to work on. Fix it, and he finds the next one. That is how an index comes down.

The caddie

From where you're actually standing.

Not from the tee box. Not from a course diagram. From where your ball is, right now — with everything Chase already knows about this hole.

YouCan I carry the corner on 12?

Chase219 to clear the trees on the inside, 235 to reach the short grass. Your driver carries 241 — but only 3 of your last 12 drives cleared 235. Hit it 220 down the wide side. You're bogey-free here every time you kept it out of the trees.

Live yardage from your position

Not tee-box yardage. From exactly where you're standing — carry to the bunker, carry to clear the hazard, flag distance.

Your history on this specific hole

How many times you've played it, your scoring average, where you've lost strokes, what you hit off the tee last time.

27,000+ courses in the database

Course geometry, hazard positions, green centres. Search by name when you start a round.

The coach

Ask him anything. He's been watching.

Real conversations Chase has. Each answer draws from at least three data sources — the kind no single-source app can give.

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Every hour counts

Nothing you do goes to waste.

Every round, every sim session, every match feeds the same picture of your game. The hours you already put in start adding up.

Every round teaches you something

Stroke, match, stableford, skins. Any format — Chase tracks hole-by-hole and never forgets a double.

Sim hours that transfer

Snap a photo of your launch monitor screen. Any monitor with a screen works. He tracks carries and trends across sessions.

Know who you're playing

Tag your group. Chase sees their public rounds — useful before a match, and honest about what the card says.

Proof you're improving

Handicap trend, club distances, scoring by hole type. Not vanity metrics — the ones that explain why your index moved or didn't.

Beat your nemesis hole

Every hole you've ever played is in his book. He knows your nemesis holes and the difference from your birdie holes.

Settle it on the card

See how you stack up against friends on the same course. Public rounds, real scores — not the number someone tells you at the bar.

Honest by design

He doesn't flatter. He has the receipts.

The honest priority

“You practise driver. You lose 1.4 strokes a round from 50–100 yards. The range isn't where your scores are hiding — your wedges are.”

Chase · sim + round data

Chase is honest by design. He's not trying to make you feel good about your game — he's trying to make it better. That means telling you hole 14 is not your birdie hole, no matter how many times you say it is. No flattery. One honest read of your game, every time you ask.

The ego's birdie hole

“You've birdied it once in eleven tries. Your average on 14 is 5.4 on a par 5. You remember the one eagle putt from two years ago. The card remembers the four doubles since. It's not your birdie hole. It's your ego's birdie hole.”

Round history · 11 plays · Hole 14

The nemesis, named

“It's not hole 6, it's the second shot on 6. Your tee ball's fine. But you lay back out of fear and leave 165 — exactly the yardage you're worst from. Hit driver. Leave 120. Hole 6 becomes a par.”

Tee shots · Approach data · Hole 6 history

The arc

Twenty rounds from now, you're a different golfer.

Round 1, you stop guessing. Round 5, you know your leak. Round 20, the index has moved.

Round 1 · You stop guessing

You know the club.

Real yardages from where you stand, matched to your real distances. Chase asks about your miss and what you've been working on.“Tell me one thing about your game that drives you crazy.”

Round 5 · You know your leak

You see the pattern.

Five rounds in, your scoring has a shape — the hole you keep donating on, the yardage you keep getting wrong. Now you know what to practise.“You're plus-2.3 on approach from 160–175. That's what hole 6 always leaves you.”

Round 20 · The index moves

Hole 6 is a par.

The leak is fixed, and he's already found the next one. You play your own game, on purpose.“Three pars in a row on 6 since you started hitting driver. Now, about your par 5s.”

Every round, you know a little more and guess a little less. Your next round is round one of that arc.

The honest picture

New on the App Store. Old idea, built right.

27,000+

Courses in the database

Rounds forgotten, ever

1 golfer

Built it because he needed it

A tour caddie$1,500+ / bag

A club caddie for 18 holes$100–$200 / round

A lesson$80–$200 / hour

Chase (Pro) · unlimited rounds, all month$14.99 / mo

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Why it exists

Built because I needed it. Not because it was trending.

I played a lot of golf. Went to the sim three times a week. Watched every YouTube video. Bought the gadgets. Did the drills. I was drowning in data with no direction — because nothing connected any of it, and nothing remembered what I'd been working on.

What I actually needed was a caddie. Someone who had the book on my game — my tendencies, my miss patterns, what clicked last Tuesday — and could pull it up every time I had a question. No app did that. So I built one.

Chase isn't trying to replace your coach. He's the thing you have between lessons, between rounds, between sets at the sim. The caddie who never goes home.

— Schmidt

Founder, The Cut

Frequently asked

Questions we get every day.

How is this different from a GPS app?

A GPS app tells you the yardage. Chase tells you the yardage and reminds you that you've come up short on this hole twice this month, and that you want the 7 — not the 8 your ego is reaching for. He knows the hole. He knows your history on it. A GPS app has neither.

How is this different from a stat tracker like Arccos?

Arccos measures and shows you dashboards. It doesn't talk to you, doesn't know your tendencies, and can't tell you what to do on the next shot. Chase is a caddie with your data loaded — not a scoreboard. Ask him anything, mid-round or between rounds, and he answers from your actual history.

What does Chase actually remember?

Every round, every hole, every club you hit from a given distance, patterns in your scoring, tendencies by hole type, what he's told you before, and whether it worked. The more you play, the more he knows. By round 20, he'll tell you things you haven't noticed yet.

Can I use it with a launch monitor?

Yes. Snap a photo of your launch monitor screen and Chase reads it. Any monitor with a screen works — Trackman, Foresight, SkyTrak, Garmin R10, Rapsodo, and others. He tracks your carries, dispersion, and trends across sessions and connects them to your on-course results.

Is there a free version?

Yes. The free tier includes 3 rounds per month, 2 sim sessions per month, and 100 messages with Chase. No card required to start — download and see if he's useful before you commit to anything.

How does the 7-day trial work?

Tap “Start Free Trial” inside the app. You get 7 full days of Pro — no restrictions. To cancel, go to iOS Settings › Apple ID › Subscriptions and cancel before the 7 days are up. You won't be charged.

Does it work for match play, stableford, and skins?

Yes. Log in any format — stroke, match, stableford, skins. Chase keeps up however you play.

Is my data private?

Yes. Encrypted at rest and in transit. We don't sell, share, or resell your data. Export everything as JSON any time. Delete your account and it's a full data wipe — no retention.

Android?

iOS first. Android is on the roadmap — follow our Instagram and we'll post when it ships.