Greystone Golf Club fairway
On-course tools

A clearer picture of your next shot.

Satellite maps, distances from where you stand, the wind right now, and an AI Caddy to talk it through.

Full-screen satellite map

Open any course’s map from its page. It fills the screen so you can see the whole hole.

Hole outlines where available

Many courses show tees, fairways, greens and hazards drawn from public map data.

Not every course has mapped holes. When a hole isn’t mapped, the map says so and you can still tap to measure.

Tap for distance

Turn on live GPS and tap anywhere to see how far it is from you, and from there to the green.

Distances are approximate and depend on your phone’s GPS signal.

Wind direction and speed

See the current wind with the time it was checked, and which way it’s blowing on your shot.

Shown while live GPS is on. Current conditions only (Open-Meteo), not on-course gusts.

If location is off

If you don’t allow location, the map still works: you can look around and measure between any two points. Wind is only shown once live GPS is on.

AI Caddy

The Caddy knows the course you’re looking at, and, when you share it, your position on the hole and the wind.

AI can be wrong. It does not know your personal club distances.

Example · illustration
164 yds138 yds
9 mph from SW · as of 8:42
Hole 4 · Par 4
Live GPS onDistances are approximate
Example · illustration

AI Caddy

CourseYour locationWind

How does this wind affect my options?

You have about 138 to the middle of the green, with the wind helping slightly from behind-left. It may play a bit shorter, and a miss could drift right toward the bunker. Choose the club you trust for that distance.

Ask the Caddy…

AI guidance can be inaccurate. Use your own judgment.

Meet the genius behind your next decision.

Ask about the course, talk through your next shot, or get help using Teenius. Try one of these:

  • “What should I consider from this position?”
  • “How does this wind affect my options?”
  • “Tell me about this course.”
  • “How do I organize a group round?”

AI guidance can be inaccurate. Use your own judgment. These tools help you see the course more clearly; they don’t promise a lower score.

Find a course and open its map →

What works today

  • GPS course mapBeta

    Full-screen satellite map with tap-for-distance from your position. Hole outlines only where mapped. Distances are approximate and depend on your phone’s GPS.

  • Wind informationBeta

    Current wind speed and direction for your spot, with the time it was fetched. Shown while live GPS is on. Current conditions only (Open-Meteo), not on-course gusts.

  • AI CaddyBeta

    Ask about a course, talk through a shot, or get help using Teenius. AI can be wrong. It does not know your personal club distances.

Take it to the first tee

Course maps and the AI Caddy work without an account. Sign up to use them with your group and share your spot on the group map.