Your On-Course Golf Caddie
ShotIQ: One Decision, Every Shot
Most golf apps hand you a wall of numbers - carry, dispersion, strokes gained - and leave you to turn that into a decision standing over the ball. ShotIQ does the turning. Club, line, commit: the one call you need, ready before you swing.
Two caddies, one job: get you to a decision
ShotIQ speaks through two voices, not a screen full of stats - Frank and Kate, KaddieIQ’s on-course caddies. Ask either one a question about the shot in front of you and you get a straight answer: which club, what line, and the confidence to commit to it.
Frank
Direct, experienced, no wasted words - the caddie who’s seen the shot before and tells you what it actually needs.
Kate
Precise and encouraging - reads the situation the same way, delivers it with a steadier hand on the nerves.
The gap between logging and deciding
Golf GPS apps and shot trackers already do a good job of measuring your game. Where they stop short is the moment that actually matters: standing over a shot with all that data logged from last time, and still working out what to do with it right now. That's the gap ShotIQ is built to close.
Distances to front, middle, back. Shot dispersion charts. Strokes-gained breakdowns. A season of stats to review - after the round, not during the shot that needed a decision.
One call: this club, this line, commit. You get the reasoning if you want it, but the decision arrives first, already made.
Built for golfers who already have a golf GPS yardage app
You don’t have to give up shot tracking to use ShotIQ - plenty of golfers run both. Think of it as a golf GPS yardage app with club recommendation built straight in: the same distances and course context feed directly into Frank or Kate’s call, so there's nothing left for you to interpret. GPS trackers and shot-logging apps are genuinely good at recording what happened. ShotIQ’s job starts one step earlier: helping you decide what happens next, in the seconds you actually have standing over the ball.
Frequently asked
Is ShotIQ a GPS app?
It uses distance and course context the same way a GPS app does, but the output is different on purpose: a single club/line/commit call from Frank or Kate, already weighed up for you.
Do I need a launch monitor or sensors to use it?
No. ShotIQ is built to work from the information you already have about your own game, the same principle behind KaddieIQ BallFIT.
How is this different from a GPS tracker or shot-logging app?
Those are shot-tracking systems - hardware or GPS that logs where your ball went, building up stats over a season. ShotIQ isn’t trying to replace that logging; it answers a question those systems don’t: what should I do right now, in the moment before the shot.
When is ShotIQ launching?
ShotIQ is part of the KaddieIQ platform, currently in development. Get in touch to hear when it’s ready.