On the bag
One club. One shape. One reason.
Give Pat the distance, wind and lie. He gives back a single call — no committee, no menus.
Autumn Drop · Vol. I
The Clubhouse Collection
The Village Golf Caddy, shot like a season. Every feature gets a plate. Pat's on the bag.
The look book
Software should be presented the way a good line is presented — on real people, in real light.
This is the campaign book for the caddy. Not a spec sheet. Each plate below is one promise, photographed once, said once.
The navigator
Find a course the way you find a route.
Type an address. Get courses in your zone, live drive times, and turn-by-turn handoff to Waze or Maps.
Voice
Call the caddy from the fairway.
Hands free, gravel voice, straight answer. Yardage, club, and where to miss.
The board
Post the round. Fill the round.
Open seats hit the Tee Board, and Rally Bot broadcasts them to GroupMe and email until the foursome is closed.
Live field
See who's on which hole.
Real-time player board, shot tracking and strokes gained — the whole field on one card.
The studio
Your club, your colors.
Name the crew, drop a logo, pull five colors off it. The whole app re-skins in one pass.
The kit
The yardage book went digital. Everything else stayed heritage.
Cream, deep emerald, gold stamp, square corners. The app looks like the clubhouse it came from — and any club can re-cut it in their own five colors inside the Brand Studio.
Shop the dropThe Drop
Pro shop →
The group
Nobody plays alone.
Post the tee time and Rally Bot works the group chat and the email list until the foursome's closed.
Meet Rally BotOn the tee sheet
Where we sit against the rest.
League management
Golf League Guru
Leagues + an AI caddy that plays the round with you
Local matchmaking
GolfPal
Tee Board + Rally Bot that fills the group over GroupMe and email
Score entry
Everyone
Shot tracking, strokes gained and live vision swing reads
Competitor detail lives in Pat's knowledge base — ask him "how do we compare to GolfPal?" in any chat.
Shot once. Played all season.
Open the caddy, post a round, and let Pat carry the rest.