Stop guessing.
Start shooting 89.
The scoring coach that programs your week and turns your rounds into a plan to break 90 — built on your actual game, not generic tips.
90-second assessment · a real diagnosis of where your strokes go · free, no card.
It coaches, it doesn't just measure
Trackers show you data. Swing apps critique your video. Neither tells you what to do Tuesday. We program the session.
It knows your game
Every plan starts with your diagnosis — your misses, your scores. That's what generic advice can't do.
It's about scoring, not swing
Getting under 90 is short game, putting, and avoiding blow-ups — exactly what a coach can program without a camera.
A diagnosis. A week. A coach.
Not screenshots of a dashboard — this is the shape of what the coach hands you after the 90-second assessment, down to the honesty about what it doesn't know yet.
Where your strokes go
Duffed two more wedges Saturday. Same story.
That's the low-point miss your plan is built around — it's why Tuesday is landing-spot work, not range balls. Bring Thursday's session forward and keep score: 6 of 10 inside the towel is the bar.
Sample conversation. Your coach answers from your diagnosis, plan, and logged rounds — see what it's built on.
Built on data. Not tips.
doubles-or-worse per round, 20-handicap vs scratch
of the scoring gap comes from outside 100 yards
practice, for retention and on-course transfer
focus of attention, especially under pressure
Every drill earns
its minutes.
Nearly every three-putt starts with a first putt left way short or blown past. Own your pace from three distances and the 8-footers disappear. Each drill in the library carries a measured stroke value (~1–2 strokes/round for this one), a success criterion, and the evidence behind it — and your plan only includes the ones your diagnosis calls for.
Browse all drills →Rounded from published amateur data — sources on the benchmark page.
What's normal for
your handicap?
34.8 putts per round for the average 15-handicap — about 5 more than scratch, almost all from pace. The assessment benchmarks your game against these same handicap bands — so your diagnosis is a comparison to real golfers, not a guess.
See all benchmarks →Start free. Stay if it works.
The assessment, your diagnosis, week-1 plan, 3 coach conversations, and one analyzed round are free — no card. Then $15/mo or $129/yr. Cancel anytime.
Fair questions.
Why not just watch YouTube tips for free?
Tips aren't a plan. A tip doesn't know your misses, your schedule, or whether it worked. Shoot 89 diagnoses where your strokes actually go, programs your specific week, and adjusts when you log a round — that loop is the product, not the advice.
What's actually doing the coaching?
An AI coach built on two things that aren't opinion: published shot-level data from millions of amateur rounds (Shot Scope, Arccos, Broadie's strokes-gained research) and peer-reviewed motor-learning science. Your numbers are computed deterministically — the coach never invents statistics about your game.
What do I get free, and what happens after?
The full first loop, no card: the assessment and diagnosis, your week-1 plan, 3 coach conversations, and one analyzed round with a revised diagnosis. After that it's $15/mo or $129/yr for weekly adaptive plans, unlimited round analysis, and 60 coach replies a month. Cancel anytime.
Do I need sensors, a launch monitor, or a camera?
No hardware, no video, no shot-by-shot tagging. You log a round in about two minutes — score, penalties, doubles, putts if you have them — and the coach does the rest. If you already track stats elsewhere, they make the diagnosis sharper, but nothing is required.