Caddie puts a handicap next to the golfers on your LinkedIn — so you always know who's up for a round. 🏌️
Download and installA green pill sits next to their name. Click it for the club and the index.
Once you've looked someone up, their number turns up wherever they do.
In Phoenix Thursday? Now you know who to text about a tee time.
Their index shows up next to their name in posts, comments and search from then on. Scrolling past someone doesn't look them up — only opening their profile does. 🙅
Caddie gets sharper as people vouch for each other. Three ways a golfer shows up:
Connect your own GHIN and you're confirmed — no one's guessing at your game.
Other members confirm who's who. Golfers vouching for golfers.
Everyone else Caddie turns up by name and club — there for you to check.
The Chrome Web Store listing is still in review, so for now you install it by hand. It takes five minutes and there's nothing to sign up for.
Download and installYour own account. Encrypted, and it stays on your machine.
Start on your own profile and link your GHIN, so people see you as verified.
Yes. It runs on your GHIN membership, so you need an active one. Think of it as a cover charge.
Encrypted, in your own browser. Your handicap lookups go straight to GHIN — the number never comes from a server of mine. Longer version.
No. Roughly two million Americans carry an index, so you'll see a lot of blanks.
No. First Tee, Youth on Course, school and academy records are filtered out before anything appears on screen.