For coaches
Be the coach who never has to ask “how's it been going?”
You see your students for an hour. StatCaddy watches the other hundred — every round, every tendency — and tells you who needs you before they tell you themselves.
The gap
The lesson isn't the problem.
The three weeks after it are.
They leave with a plan. Then they play four rounds you never see, groove something you didn't teach, and arrive next time with “it's been a bit up and down” as the entire diagnosis. You spend the first twenty minutes of a paid hour finding out what happened.
01 · Notice
Open one screen, not thirty.
Your students, ranked by who needs attention now — each with a one-line reason and a suggested action. The coach's version of a triage list.
- David M. 3 new rounds · putting slipping send a note
- Sarah T. no rounds in 3 weeks nudge her
- Tom R. best round yet say well done
- Priya K. greens up 12% since your last lesson show her
02 · Reach out
With the right thing, in one tap.
Being brilliantly attentive should cost you almost nothing. The AI reads the data; you stay the coach.
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A read on every student
The diagnosis, the priority, what to work on next session, and a drill from your own video library — written from their numbers, never generic filler.
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Lesson notes that carry evidence
Tag a note to what it was about — driving, approach, short game, putting — and the relevant stat travels with it, before and after the date you wrote it.
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Prescribe practice, not homework
Send a scored practice game and see what they actually did between lessons. Author your own, or use the built-in ones.
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Your video library
Your drills, your explanations, attached to the diagnosis that calls for them. Your voice between lessons, at no extra effort.
A student's page: their stats, your lesson notes, and the coach's read with diagnosis and next session
coach-student.png 03 · Prove it worked
Renewal evidence, already written.
Every lesson note carries the stat it was about — before the lesson, and after. When the conversation turns to booking the next block, the case is made in their own numbers rather than your memory.
Lesson note · 12 July · Putting
“Speed control from distance. One-handed drill, 20–30ft, three times a week.”
What it's worth
One extra lesson a month covers it.
A coach plan is £49 a month and includes ten students. If the triage list turns a single drifting student into one booked lesson, it has paid for itself — and you still have the other nine.
Built with a working coach
The coach who knows what happened between lessons is a different coach to the one who has to ask.
Questions
The things coaches ask first.
How much of my time does this take?
The point is that it takes less. You open one screen that tells you who needs attention and why, instead of opening thirty. The read is already written; you decide whether to send it.
What if a student stops logging?
You see it. A student with no rounds in three weeks appears on your list as needing a nudge — which is usually the moment before they quietly drift away.
Do I have to pay for my students?
Your plan includes seats and you can cover them, which is what most coaches do — it removes every barrier to a student joining. They can also self-pay on the solo plan if you'd rather.
Can I see a student's data before they agree?
No. A student connects by accepting your invite, and can disconnect whenever they like. Nothing of theirs is visible to you until they've agreed to it.
Be one of the first coaches on it.
Founding pricing, locked. Tell us about your setup and we'll get you in.