MyCaddie for iPhone
Front, center, and back on every hole at three Puget Sound courses. A club call for the shot in front of you. Your own carry distances, not a chart's. Free, and it works without a signal.
Free. No account, no subscription — download it and play.
What you get
These are the screens submitted to Apple. They run on demo data so the numbers stay the same every time, but the layout is the app.
West Seattle, Jackson Park, and Gold Mountain (Olympic Course), 18 holes each. The courses are bundled into the app, so the yardages work with no signal on the back nine.
It reads the distance, then says which club and which side of the green to favour, with the reason in a sentence. Your usual miss is part of the answer.
Your good swing, your common miss, and the carry you can actually count on, kept together so the club call means something.
Yardages shown before you start a round are measured from the mapped tee, not from where you are standing. Start the round and it measures from you.
Before you download
West Seattle, Jackson Park, and Gold Mountain (Olympic Course). If you play somewhere else, this app cannot help you yet. That is the whole list, and it is the first thing worth knowing.
Nothing on this site is for sale and the iPhone app is free. The version on the App Store cannot create an account, so there is no sign-up step and no password.
The app has no server to send rounds to, so what you log stays on the phone. Delete the app and those rounds go with it. The privacy page spells out what is kept and for how long, and how to delete your data covers the my-caddie.com website account, which is a separate thing.
MyCaddie is published by Nymrel at my-caddie.com and is not affiliated with Arccos, 18Birdies, SwingU, caddiehq.com, mycaddie.co.uk, or similarly named apps.
Also on this site
Find the gaps and overlaps in your set in a couple of minutes, in the browser, with no account. Open the Bag Builder.
Support answers the common ones, or write to contact@nymrel.com and a person will reply.