Studio Green is one intelligence behind both. Your caddy walks the course with you and plays this round. Your coach lives where you practice and builds the next one.
Play Saturday and your caddy surveys every hole, plans it for your bag, and tells you the truth after. Practice Tuesday and your coach turns Saturday's misses into measured work. Nothing resets in between.
What is measuring you decides which one you have. Nothing but GPS and your watch, and it is the caddy. A launch monitor, and the coach can go to work. A permanent room, and it is the Suite.
Your caddy surveys the hole before you play it, knows your bag and your handicap, and gives you one plan: where to aim, what to hit, how to get round it. He is here for this round.
A rented bay, a simulator at home, the range, a net in the backyard. Wherever you practice, Coach measures it, tells you why, and hands you the work. He is here for the long game.
Coach installed in a bay, a studio or a fitting room: a fixed launch monitor and cameras, calibrated and consistent. For professional bays, and for the home simulator that levels all the way up.
The launch monitor is the gate. Studio Caddy never needs one. The day you own one, Coach can go to work - and it runs both ways: buy a monitor and you will want the caddy on Saturday, start on the course and the drills your caddy prescribes are the reason you buy the monitor.
The discipline the whole system runs on: every hole is two decisions with a clear line between them, and you can win each one without hitting a single perfect shot.
Not the green. Not the pin. Just your zone - the distance where YOUR wedge game takes over. No hero carries, no forced drivers. That is a win, and it gets a check on the card.
From the zone, get in the hole in your target strokes. A wedge and putts - that is the whole game now. Two checks a hole, and the score takes care of itself.
A blow-up hole stops existing as one giant failure. Lose one game, shake it off, and the next one starts where the ball sits. The stress does not leave because you got better. You get better because the stress left.
They are two jobs, not two apps. What happens on the course reaches your coach before your next session, and the work you put in reaches your caddy before your next tee time. You never re-enter anything, and nothing gets lost between them.
When the round ends your debrief lands in your inbox, and Coach gets it at the same time. Walk into the bay on Tuesday and he already knows how it went: the two holes that cost you, the club that let you down, the shot you kept missing. The session starts there.
Groove the 5 iron until it carries five yards further and your bag updates itself. Next Saturday your caddy plans the hole with the new number, not last season's. Get shorter for a month and he sees that too, and quietly plans around it.
That is the difference between two apps and one system. The work you do in the bay shows up on the tee, and the round you just played is waiting on the mat before you get there.
Put your pro or coach in your profile and Studio Coach keeps them in the loop between lessons. They see which drills you ran and how often, what the numbers actually did, what improved, what still needs work, and what Coach is prescribing next.
No more spending the first fifteen minutes of a paid lesson catching your pro up on the last three weeks. They walked in already holding it. You spend the hour working instead of talking.
A teaching pro can carry far more students when the practice between lessons is documented instead of described. Coach handles the reps, the reminders and the record, so the pro does the part only a pro can do.
Your pro sees your golf, and nothing else. You choose who is on the list and you can take them off it any time. Teaching pros, academies and facilities: we build custom dashboards and communications around this. Talk to us.
A course goes from a name to playable in about a minute: every hole surveyed, every tee as the club prints it, every hazard placed, the yardage book drawn, the USGA record matched. It is audited before it is approved - and not approved until it passes.
Your caddy reads the hole the way a good one always has - short grass, trouble, the green - and plans it for your handicap and your bag. Every plan has to close before you see it: the carries add up, the club can do it, the ball lands on the fairway. If it cannot, you see a blank, never a guess.
The watch counts the swings, the phone knows the hole, and the moment you touch a score it is yours - nothing automatic changes it. End the round, the card is checked hole by hole, and it posts to your handicap record against the tee you actually played.
Founding-owner pricing locked in for the first 12 months. One email from us a week before public launch - no drip campaigns, no spam.
Most golf apps are built for the golfer you wish you were. Studio Green is built for the golfer you actually are. A mid-handicap dad with a busy life. A tournament junior who needs a real coach between lessons. A weekend player who'd rather enjoy the round than white-knuckle it.
That means meeting you where you are. Playing the clubs you actually hit. Making a frustrating game more enjoyable, one round at a time.
I got tired of golf apps that assume you can hit every shot. I'm a mid-handicap dad with a lot going on. I want to enjoy my round, play my game, and slowly get better. Studio Green is the system I wish I'd had ten years ago.
