ClubUp Caddy
Summer 2026
Arriving Summer 2026

Yardage that respects the course.

ClubUp Caddy pairs precise course mapping with live playing conditions and a private record of your game, giving you the number to trust without turning your round into screen time.

One note at launch. No newsletter, no list-sharing.

The measure of the round

A quieter way to know what to hit.

ClubUp Caddy is built around the details that actually change a shot: the course beneath you, the air in front of you, and the history you bring to the tee.

Course data with shape.

Hand-mapped greens, fairways, and hazards give the app a course-aware foundation, so yardages are anchored to the features golfers actually see and play.

Conditions in context.

Wind, temperature, and air density are translated into a practical plays-like distance, not buried in a weather panel you have to interpret mid-round.

A record of your game.

Round history, handicap, and club tendencies stay focused on your decisions. No leaderboards, no friend-ranking, no social pressure.

One price, no annual meter.

$14.99 at launch. No subscription, no advertising, and no premium tier placed between you and the core yardage tools.

Design principle

Golf already has enough noise.

The app should feel more like a yardage book than a dashboard: composed, readable, and restrained.

The goal is not to make every round more digital. It is to make the digital part brief enough that the round still feels like golf.

Built for the round

Less tapping. Better yardages. Cleaner scoring.

Most golf apps try to become social networks, booking platforms, ad surfaces, or subscription funnels. ClubUp Caddy keeps the core experience focused: where you are, what the shot plays like, and how your game is trending.

  • Course maps designed for quick decisions, not clutter.
  • Weather-aware yardages surfaced only when they matter.
  • Private stats that help you choose clubs with confidence.

Founder note

“I built ClubUp Caddy because I wanted the digital part of golf to feel as considered as a good yardage book: accurate, quiet, and useful when it helps you choose the next shot.”
— Weston, founder

Be first on the tee sheet.

One email when ClubUp Caddy launches this summer. Then we leave you to the round.