Caddie Clubhouse

Family

Let's play golf together.

Pick 3 to 18 holes, choose how to play, and go. No scorecard, no pressure: every hole brings a family mission, something to learn, and moments to cheer.

Hole 1 of 6: a family mission, something to learn on the course, and moments to tap for each player. — On the course

Pick how many holesEnd whenever the family says the round's done.
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Kids start where it's funFrom the tee, the forward tee, the fairway or right by the green. Change it any hole.
A mission every holeKid caddie, one-club grown-ups, fix a ball mark. Small jobs that teach the game by playing it.
Learn as you goOne thing about rules, scoring or manners on each hole, with a question to ask your kid.
Moments, not scoresTap great shots, good manners and never-gave-up moments. Kids earn stars for them in Junior.
Play 6-7-8™ if you likeBeginner points that go up, or count shots just for you. Either way, there's no leaderboard.

Junior

Learn it, try it, play it.

Short lessons with pictures, read out loud by Chip for kids still learning to read. Then a game to practice it, and a sticker to win.

Lessons: Roll it and Bump it, each a path of lessons to unlock. — Lessons

A lesson card: Palms face each other, with a drawing of the putter grip. — A lesson card

Check me with the camera: the iPad on a stand, and where to put it. — Check me

Lessons with drillsPutting, chipping and the full swing. Win a sticker, then hit every goal to make it shiny.
Chip, the caddieTap and ask anything about golf. Chip answers out loud, short and sweet.
Check me with the cameraA grown-up holds the iPad, or it sits on a stand, and Chip says what to fix. Nothing is recorded or saved.
Practice fits the placeHome, backyard, park, putting green, range or course: today's practice fits where you are.
Games with medalsClimb from bronze to platinum, and do the weekly challenge to be Week Champ.
Seasons and stickersA sticker book to fill, with new season stickers to chase.

Junior Tour

Real events. Real standings.

Coaches run their own tours with events, majors and a Championship. Kids play their own division and climb a season table, and other families only ever see a tour nickname.

Junior Tour: open events to enter, and how the Junior Tour works. — Events

Season standings for one division. — Standings

A tour's schedule: coming up and final events. — Schedule

Divisions by ageBoys and Girls 6 & under, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, like the big junior championships.
Scoring that fits the ageYounger players play 6-7-8™ for points on every hole. Older players count strokes, capped at par + 3.
Season pointsEvery place earns points by the tour's rules. Majors and the Championship are worth more.
Nicknames on the boardKids show up as a tour nickname and division. No real names, no photos.
Run by a coachEvery tour belongs to a coach, with its own events, rules and standings.
Enter with a codeOpen events show up for everyone; some are for a coach's families or need a code.

Clubhouse Coach

Run your junior program here.

Programs, class plans, attendance, families, play days and the money, on your iPad. Families sign up with your code, and coaches are checked by hand before families can find them.

Play days: the coach's tour, its events, and the season so far.

Coach Today: this month at a glance, next classes and check-ins. — Today

Class plans built from the app's lessons and games. — Class plans

Attendance: who's here, late or out, with today's class plan. — Attendance

Business: money in, take-home, what's owed, payments and taxes. — Business

Coach screens are shown with demo data.

Programs and sign-upsA sign-up code, spots and a waitlist for every program.
Class plans from the appBuild each class from Clubhouse's own lessons and games, block by block.
Attendance and postsTake attendance with notes for families, and post news they read in the Clubhouse.
Your own Junior TourSet up events, majors and a Championship, run the scoreboard on the day, and the standings update.
Payments and taxesCharges, cash and checks, receipts, expenses and a tax-year summary for your accountant.
Found by familiesList yourself in Find a coach, answer questions and reply to reviews.

Apply to test as a coach

A grown-up is always in charge.

A parent or guardian sets the Clubhouse up and gives permission. Kids never sign in themselves.

A parent sets it upJust a first name and age for each kid.
Friends need a parent's OKKids can't add anyone on their own.
Cheers, not chatKids send preset cheers. There's no typing.
Stars, never moneyKids earn stars and stickers. No money games.
Coaches see only what's sharedA kid's first name and age, the parent's name and a contact email.
The camera stays on the iPadCheck me looks for where joints are. No video is recorded, saved or sent.

Where kids fall for golf.

One app, four ways in.