Meet Your
AI Caddie

Every green read,
in seconds

Reading a putt well is a skill that takes most golfers years to build. You have to judge the slope, factor in how fast the greens are running, decide how hard you want to hit it — and then turn all of that into a precise aim point. Get any one of those wrong and the ball never had a chance.

The AI Caddie does that maths for you. It asks you what a real caddie would ask — how much slope, how quick the greens, what pace — and gives you an exact line, down to the inch. It reads like a tour pro, but it fits in your pocket.

And it's not a separate app to download. It's built straight into the Line Speed Read tools you already use — the drills and the strokes gained calculator — so a read is never more than a tap away.

Talk it through,
one question at a time

Tap "Give me a read" and the caddie takes over — one focused question at a time, exactly the way you'd think it through standing over the ball.

From the edge, or
from the centre

Here's where the AI Caddie teaches you something most golfers never learn properly: there are two honest ways to describe a break, and knowing the difference makes you a better reader.

The break from the centre of the cup is the pure physics — how far the ball curves relative to the middle of the hole. It's the number that follows the rules cleanly: double the slope and you roughly double the centre break.

But that's not what you aim at. What you actually pick out is a spot outside the edge of the hole. And because the hole is a fixed 4.25 inches wide, the edge reference behaves differently — a putt that breaks a little from centre might only need a sliver outside the edge, while a big breaker needs a read well outside it.

The caddie shows you both, with a single tap. Learn to see a putt in both frames and you'll start reading greens with your own eyes far more accurately.

It reads the line
and the speed

A perfect read is only half the putt. You can pick the ideal line and still leave it short or blow it four feet by, because pace is what actually holds the line you chose. Most amateurs lose far more putts to poor speed than to poor reads.

So the AI Caddie does both. The moment it hands you the line, it asks one more thing — "Need a tip for stroke length?" — and if you say yes it tells you exactly how far to take the putter back to roll the ball the distance you want, at the pace you want.

It already knows your distance, your green speed and your entry speed from the read, so there's nothing more to answer. You get a repeatable back-and-through length in inches or centimetres, so you can commit to one tempo and let the stroke do the work — the two things every holed putt needs, from one conversation.

A 10ft putt on 2% at stimp 10, dying it at the hole

Not a guess.
A calculation

The AI Caddie isn't pulling numbers out of thin air. It runs on the exact same break model as our Putt Break Calculator — the one built to read a putt as accurately as a tour-level green-reading system.

Slope, stimp and entry speed all feed into a single calculation, tuned against real roll data. That means the read you get from the caddie in the middle of a drill is identical to the one you'd get from the full calculator. One brain, everywhere you need it.

In every tool
you already use

The AI Caddie is waiting inside all three practice tools. Open any of them, and once you've set your distance, tap the lime AI Caddie button to start a read.

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Put the caddie
to work

Pick a tool and start reading putts like a pro — right in your browser.

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