Centuries ago, golfers would rely on the expertise of knowledgeable caddies to navigate their way around hazards on golf courses. A game designed for two made perfect sense then and makes even more sense now. The most important role of a Caddie is not to carry the golf bag, put to provide critical distance information that allows a Tour Player to focus on more important matters such as shot execution. Unfortunately, professionals are the only golfers to routinely utilize the services caddie provide, placing amateur golfers at a significant disadvantage. Today’s golfer has to do the caddie’s job and focus on their game at the same time. They simply can not do both roles effectively, stay focused on shot execution and play at a reasonable pace. Without a caddie, or the tools necessary to play their best golf, golfers play at a significant disadvantage – until now.

After gaining permission and insight from the local golf professionals, our certified professionals physically visit each course. They meticulously walk, map, record, and triple check for accuracy every possible target that might come into play. We know that you want the most accurate information. Our professionals only use high precision survey-grade equipment to obtain the highest possible accuracy of all data points on the course.

Less expensive methods, such as taking satellite images, are never used because we believe these methods are unreliable and not accurate enough for golfers. The result is a map that is both accurate and up-to-date, plus the added benefit of a professional caddie's experience. As a result, you end up with proven results that only SkyCaddie can provide. We work with each of our golf courses individually to provide you with the latest in course management.

SkyCourses are mapped from the ground by skilled golfers and caddies who work on location with survey-grade equipment. The accuracy of our SkyCaddie provides the distance information you need to play your best.

Propriety IntelliGreen technology provides distances to any point on the green from any approach angle, automatically. In fact, up to three key distances can be calculated and displayed simultaneously to include carry to front and back of the green, plus any target point in between, based upon the angle of attack selected by the golfer.

Up to 40 targets per hole can be available if needed, not just 3, 4, 5 or 6. This generous expansion takes more time to record, but it allows inclusion of distances to all bunkers and their carries, too. Also, any creeks, fairway runouts, or blind hazards are always available if needed to avoid a spoiled round.