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StatCaddie is a golf program designed to help golfers of all skill levels lower their scores. By tracking handicap information and vital statistics of golf, StatCaddie provides golfers with a history of their performance and highlights areas that need improvement.

StatCaddie is designed for use by golf associations and/or golf clubs as defined by the USGA (see below for definitions). StatCaddie does NOT produce official USGA Handicap Indexes for individuals. In order to preserve the integrity of the USGA Handicap System, only golf clubs and golf associations (through their member clubs that follow the USGA Handicap System) can issue USGA Handicap Indexes. It is the responsibility of each golf club and golf association to make sure that the USGA Handicap Indexes are correct and being issued properly. For further information about the USGA Handicap System please visit the USGA website. http://www.usga.com

StatCaddie is a quality product that received a 4 Star Rating from ZDNet!

Handicap Calculations - The handicapping features of StatCaddie are designed for use by golfers who seek to monitor their handicap issued by a golf club.

Vital Statistics (Averages and Records)

• Fairways Hit in Regulation
• Greens Hit in Regulation
• Pitch and Chip Shots to Green
• Pitch and Chip Shots Up and Down
• Sand Shots to Green
• Sand Shots Up and Down
• Average Putts per Hole
• Average Strokes per Hole
• AND MUCH MORE!!!

Unlimited Courses, Golfers and Scores (Registered Version)

Allows both 18 and 9 hole scores

Intuitive and Easy to use Program Interface

© Copyright 1998 Jason McBride
All Rights Reserved.


StatCaddie is not affiliated in anyway with the USGA or any other golf association.

USGA, Handicap Index, SLOPE, Slope System and Course are trademarks and service marks of the United States Golf Association.

Golf Association (as defined by the USGA) - A golf association is an organization of golf clubs governed by amateur golfers, operated under bylaws and formed for the purpose of conducting competitions for amateur golfers, and otherwise promoting the best interests and conserving the true spirit of the game of golf in a district, region, or state.

Golf Club (as defined by the USGA) - A golf club is an organization of at least ten individual members, that operates under bylaws with committees (including a Handicap Committee) to supervise golf activities, provide peer review, and maintain the integrity of the USGA Handicap System. Members of a golf club must have a reasonable and regular opportunity to play golf with each other. They must be able to return scores personally, and these scores must be immediately available for review by fellow club members.