Yards, not vibes
Every problem the audit reports is named in yards, tied to two specific clubs. If it can't be measured, it doesn't ship.
ABOUT
Your swing gets all the blame. Your bag gets none of the scrutiny.
MyBagCaddie exists because the cheapest strokes in golf are the ones your equipment is quietly giving away.
WHY IT EXISTS
Most amateurs are guessing, and paying for it.
Ask ten golfers what their 7-iron carries and you'll get ten numbers from the range, on a flushed one, downwind. Meanwhile two clubs in the same bag are doing the same job eight yards apart, and somewhere between the 5-iron and the hybrid there's a thirty-yard hole nobody has ever measured.
A proper fitting answers all of that. It also costs about $300 and a Saturday, and the answer goes stale the moment your swing changes.
MyBagCaddie runs the same gap math on shots you've already hit. Sixty seconds, no launch monitor, no appointment — and it keeps re-running as your carries move.
HOW WE BUILD
Four rules the app has to pass.
Sixty seconds, not a Saturday
The audit fits between range balls. Nothing in the app asks for an afternoon.
Straight answers
One score, a ranked list, and a guarantee with no fine print: 30 days, one email, full refund.
Priced like a sleeve of balls
$9.99 a year. If the audit finds one dead club, it paid for itself a hundred times over.
WHO'S BEHIND IT
Built by Garrett Pierson
I'm a golfer and a software maker in Ogden, Utah. MyBagCaddie is the fourth app in a family of focused golf tools: BallCaddie for finding the right golf ball, PracticeCaddie for AI practice plans, ZenCaddie for the mental game — all of them under one roof at GameCaddie. Each one does a single job well. This one does your bag.
Something in here wrong? Tell me — I read every email.
Fourteen clubs. One score. Sixty seconds.
Find out what your bag is really costing you.
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