Caddy plans your route to the green and learns from the shots you record. Open the Caddy icon on the hole-entry screen. Include your profile in the round and configure your clubs and distances in My Bag.

Plan the route
Choose the number of shots to reach the green: par 3 allows 1; par 4 allows 1 or 2; par 5 allows 1, 2, or 3. For two shots, tap the map to place pin 1. For three shots, place pin 1, then pin 2. The green is the final destination. Select the pin or its button, then drag it or tap its new position.

Leg distances appear beside the map lines. Once the targets are complete, Caddy suggests a club for the next shot. Future rounds restore your latest pins for the same player, course, hole, and tee; you can adjust them.

Take the shot
Tap Use suggestion to accept the recommended club and start measuring from your GPS position. To choose differently, tap Another club, select your club, and tap Shot taken where you hit the ball. The suggestion card is hidden while measurement is in progress.

Walk to the ball
When you arrive, tap Shot N location · I reached the ball. Confirm whether the shot went as planned. Caddy saves the measured distance and distance from target, then recommends the next club from your current position. Repeat until you reach the green. Choose I am on the green to finish, even if you arrived earlier than planned. Cancel measurement removes only the shot in progress.

Rate and learn
At the end of the hole, enter your score and rate whether the strategy worked. You can also use Rate this hole’s strategy in Caddy. History compares your successful shots and results for the same course, hole, and tee. Historical recommendations need enough comparable shots; restoring the latest pins does not require a previous rating.

GPS and history
Measurement requires recent, accurate GPS at both positions. Measured distance includes roll; it is not carry. Shots in progress and strategies are saved locally and included in personal backups. Suggestions use distance and history; they do not consider wind or elevation or guarantee clearance over obstacles. Your final hole score also depends on other shots and putts.