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See how GolfReady answers every golf question.
GolfReady is the course companion for new and casual golfers. The film is one minute. Then the screens: which club, what the word means, and what to do next.
Sound stays off until you press play.
Transcript
- 0:01 The first tee. A club in your hand. And a question you'd rather not ask out loud. Ask GolfReady instead.
- 0:12 Tap through the shot. How far. How it's sitting. What you want it to do. Which club, and why. Plus a safer choice if you're unsure.
- 0:24 Someone says fried egg? That's a ball buried in the sand. The plan is simple: just get it out.
- 0:32 Before the round, a checklist. What to wear. What to pack. Then a scorecard, ready for the first hole.
- 0:41 On screen: More room for the round.
- 0:48 It won't replace your coach. It's a calm companion for the next tee time. GolfReady. Feel ready on every shot.
The narration is an AI voice.
AI Caddie
Tell me the shot — I'll tell you what to hit.
Play this
6-Iron or 7-Iron
Solid mid-iron range for most beginners. Easy to control.
Safer alternative: 5-Hybrid if unsure of iron distance
Set up: Ball center of stance. Swing 80–90% effort. Pick an intermediate target.
Step 1 · AI Caddie
Get one confident pick — with the reasoning.
Tell it the distance, your lie, and what's in the way. GolfReady gives you a single recommendation, a simple explanation, and a safer alternative if you're unsure.
Snap your shot
One photo. One recommendation.
Ball is sitting down in light rough, so a mid-iron gets it out cleanly.
This is an estimate from the photo. Confirm yardage, lie, wind, and course conditions before choosing a club.
Step 2 · Photo read · Preview
Can't measure? Snap the shot.
Point your camera at the ball. GolfReady estimates a club from the visible lie, terrain, and obstacles — with confidence, assumptions, and a reminder to confirm yardage.
Glossary
Golf terms explained simply.
Provisional Ball
A second ball hit from the same spot when you think your first ball might be lost or out of bounds. Saves time — you don't have to walk back if the original is indeed lost.
Out of Bounds (OB)
Areas outside the course boundary where play is not allowed, usually marked by white stakes or lines. If your ball goes OB, you take a penalty.
Lost Ball
If you cannot find your ball within 3 minutes of searching, it is officially lost. You must return to where you last played from and hit again with a 1-stroke penalty.
Step 3 · Glossary
Decode any golf term you hear on the course.
Hear a word you don't know? Search 100+ beginner-first definitions — each with a short "what to do" line so you're never stuck.
Swing tips
One small fix at a time.
Quiet hands through impact
When you grip tight, the clubface flips. Let the body turn — the hands follow.
Drill
- 13 half swings, eyes on the ball
- 2Feel the grip pressure stay constant
- 3Repeat with a 7 iron at 75%
Step 4 · Swing tips
One small fix — and a drill you can do today.
Tiny, fixable swing thoughts grouped by tempo, setup, and short game. Each tip comes with a one-minute drill you can run on the range.
On-course etiquette
No awkward looks.
Ball in another fairway
Play it where it lies if it's safe. If you're searching, wave the group behind through — three minutes max.
Pace of play
Be ready to hit when it's your turn. Aim for under 14 min per hole.
Replacing divots
Replace the plug on the fairway. Sand-and-seed on par-3 tees.
On the green
Don't walk through anyone's line. Fix your pitch marks before you leave.
Step 5 · Etiquette
Know exactly what to do when something weird happens.
Ball in another fairway? Pace of play feeling slow? Pitch mark on the green? Quick, friendly guidance — no awkward looks, no fumbling.
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