Assignments come off real tee times
A loop on GolfCore starts where it starts in real life: a tee time. The caddie master assigns from the sheet the shop already runs, so there is no second calendar to reconcile and no morning of copying names between systems. Requests, direct assignments, and the day's yard all read off the same page.
Confirmed by text, arrival on the sheet
When a caddie is assigned, they get a text and confirm from their phone. When they arrive, the sheet knows. The caddie master sees the day resolve in real time — who is confirmed, who is on property, which loops still need a name — instead of running it from memory and a clipboard.
Caddies carry the course, not just the bag
A caddie on GolfCore opens the same course intelligence the club's members play with: green contour maps with fall-line arrows, live wind rendered at their position, and the pin positions the shop set that morning. More than four thousand courses are mapped across all fifty states, Britain, and Ireland — on the way to every caddyable course in America.
The Yard — one community, every club
The Yard is the caddies' own room in the app: a shared feed where every caddie on the platform posts and reads, across club lines. And the network is more than conversation — once a caddie is onboarded at one club, any club on GolfCore can request them. One profile, one history, a whole platform of loops. Every club that joins makes the yard deeper for all of them.
How GolfCore compares
Dedicated caddie platforms do scheduling or staffing as a standalone layer. GolfCore runs the yard inside the club's operating system. The honest comparisons:
Common questions
Does GolfCore replace a standalone caddie platform?
For clubs that want the yard run inside the same system as the tee sheet, yes. Assignments come off real tee times, confirmations run over text, and caddies carry the same app the club and its members use — and every caddie onboarded anywhere on the platform can be requested by any club on it.
How do caddies confirm a loop?
By text. When the shop assigns a loop, the caddie gets an SMS and confirms from their phone — no separate portal, no morning phone tree. The tee sheet shows who is confirmed and who has arrived.
Do caddies get the GPS and green maps?
Yes. Caddies see the full course in GolfCore: green contour maps with fall lines, live wind at their position, and the day's pin positions — the same reads they give their players.
Can a caddie work at more than one club?
Yes. Once a caddie is onboarded at one club, any club on the platform can request them. They keep one profile and one history wherever they loop, and share The Yard — the caddies' own feed in the app — with the whole community.