Be the one they don't want to draw.

The Saturday match is not won on the range. It is won by the player who knows the number, picks the right club, and does not give holes away. Chase handles the first two. He is fairly blunt about the third.

Meet Chase

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Saturday · match play · 15th tee

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This hole, your history4 bogeys in 6

The troubleRight, off the tee

His call3 wood

Chase

“You are one up with four to play. You have made bogey here four times out of six, all from the right trees. 3 wood, left side. Make him win the hole.”

The problem

Sound familiar?

You give away two holes a round with the wrong club off the tee
His handicap is whatever he says it is at the bar
You play your best golf when it does not count

How Chase helps

Three edges, every Saturday.

The right club, every time

Plays-like yardage against your real distances. No more short of the green with the match on the line.

A plan for every hole

He knows where you have lost this hole before, and what to hit so you do not lose it again.

What the card says

Tag your group and see their public rounds. Useful before a match, and honest about what people really shoot.

However you play

Any format. He keeps up.

Match, skins, stableford or stroke.

Log the round in the format you are actually playing. He tracks it hole by hole.

Every hole goes in the book.

Wins, losses and doubles. Next time you stand on that tee, he already knows.

The course leaderboard settles it.

Public rounds, real scores, same course. Not the number somebody remembers.

What you get

Everything on your bag.

Match play, skins, stableford and stroke play

Plays-like yardage for wind and elevation

Your history on every hole

Playing partners and their public rounds

Course leaderboard

The number on your lock screen