Check distances from your phone’s lock screen
The lock screen shows your AI Caddie suggestions and plays-like distances without unlocking the phone.
Tap the live activity notification to open the app for more details.
View quick green distances
In the top left of the app, you'll see distances to the front, middle, and back of the green.
Pro Tip - Tap this distance area to zoom in on the green for a closer look. Tap again to zoom back out.
See points of interest distances
Throughout the hole, you may see popup bubbles with distances to bunkers, hazards, or layup areas.
Use the movable target to measure any distance
Tap anywhere on the screen to bring up a movable target.
Long press and drag the target to your desired spot.
Alternatively, you can drag or pan the map— the target stays centered while the map moves beneath it.
This is useful for more precise targeting, especially if you have larger fingers.
Understand the distance readings
On the left side of the screen, you’ll see two numbers representing distances from your current location (or tee box) to the target:
Top number: Caddie adjusted “plays-like” distance (accounts for weather, elevation, etc.)
Bottom number: Raw GPS distance (straight-line, no adjustments)
On the right side of the numbers, you’ll see the club suggestion to reach that target.
Distances from your target to the pin
At the top of the screen, see distances from your selected target to the pin.
These include both the caddie adjusted and raw GPS numbers.
You’ll also see the expected club you would have left for the approach shot.
Dispersion boxes
The middle of the GPS screen shows dispersion boxes for each club aimed at your selected target.
These boxes represent the expected landing area considering carry and roll, not just a simple oval.
Dispersion sizes are based on your club setup in the bag settings and may be adjusted between rounds.
This helps you visualize if hazards or bunkers come into play based on where you aim.
Strokes gained versus a pro
On the right side, see strokes gained data, showing how many strokes you’d gain or lose versus a professional golfer by hitting your selected target.
Use this to evaluate risks, like aiming near a bunker versus playing it safe.
Important Notes
Some distance features require a subscription to access.
Tournament disables features such as slope, elevation, and weather to make it tournament legal.