Your Personal Golf Learning System

Stop losing the instruction that helps you.

Clip Caddie turns saved videos, practice notes, and swing fixes into a system you can return to at the range, before a round, or the next time the same miss shows up.

Capture

Save the video. Timestamp key moments.

Practice

Link instruction to real sessions and cues.

Retrieve

Find what worked when you need it again.

Saved Instruction

Library you can actually use

Clip Caddie library view

What clicked

Driver: feel the inside of the ball. Neutralize club path before adding speed.

Practice Summary

8

sessions

390

minutes

Why this matters

When the same miss shows up next month, you have the drill, the cue, and the session where it worked.

The Problem

Most golfers don't need more tips. They need a way to keep the right one.

You watch a video, take a lesson, try a drill, and find a feel that improves your swing.

Clip Caddie is built for saving that. It has the note, the timestamp, the journal entry, and the fix you already proved to yourself.

That's the difference between collecting instruction and building a learning system.

Meet Cady

Saving it should be easier than losing it.

Cady is the AI assistant built into your account. Paste a link and it saves the video, pulls the title, and asks what to tag it. Describe what you worked on and it logs the session. Ask where a drill was and it finds the video and the timestamp.

Conversation instead of navigation.

Try Cady free

No account needed. 8 messages, one full session log.

Cady

AI assistant
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Xk3... — early extension drill. Key part starts around 3:45.
Saved. Title pulled from YouTube. Tagged "early extension." Timestamp marked at 3:45. Want to link it to a session?
where was that drill about keeping the trail arm connected?
Found it. Shawn Clement, "The Arm Connection Drill" — at 2:18. You saved it after your March lesson.

How The System Works

A better way to hold onto what worked.

The system helps you keep the instruction that matters, record what you worked on, spot recurring faults, and review your progress with context.

01 Capture

Build and organize your instruction library.

Tag instruction by what you are working on, star your go-to videos, and keep the exact timestamp where the cue finally made sense.

Instruction library screenshot

02 Reflect

Create a record of what you changed.

Practice journal entries keep the feel, drill, and referenced videos attached to the session where progress happened.

Practice journal screenshot

03 Monitor

Track your faults and tendencies over time.

Faults & Fixes pairs your swing faults with the drills and cues that work for you. Over time, you build a personalized troubleshooting guide for your swing.

Problem

Club path gets too far in-to-out under pressure.

Working fix

Feel left earlier. Rehearse neutral path before adding speed.

Proof

Big match on Mar 20: driver contact tightened up.

04 Review

See the pattern, not just the last session.

Tracking turns scattered sessions into a review habit. You can see frequency, minutes, and whether your attention is actually showing up in practice.

Practice tracking screenshot

What review should answer

  • Are you practicing the thing you keep saying matters?
  • What cue held up across multiple sessions?
  • When did this fault last start getting better?

Fair Question

Why not just use YouTube playlists and Notes?

Because those tools can store fragments, but they do not turn instruction into a repeatable practice workflow.

Tag by swing element or problem

YouTube

No

Notes

Manual and disconnected

Clip Caddie

Built in

Keep your own timestamps inside the lesson

YouTube

No

Notes

No video context

Clip Caddie

Yes

Link instruction to a real practice session

YouTube

No

Notes

Loose text only

Clip Caddie

Yes

Track a fault and the fix that helped

YouTube

No

Notes

No workflow

Clip Caddie

Yes

Review progress across weeks and months

YouTube

No

Notes

Hard to see patterns

Clip Caddie

Yes

Save a video by pasting a URL in chat

YouTube

No

Notes

No

Clip Caddie

Yes

Search your library in plain language

YouTube

No

Notes

No

Clip Caddie

Yes

Built To Solve This Problem

Built by a golfer who got tired of saving tips everywhere and still losing the ones that worked.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when this becomes how you practice.

The upgrade should feel like commitment, not punishment. Free gives you enough space to prove the system to yourself. Pro is for the golfer who wants all of it in one place.

Free

$0

to start

Enough room to stop losing what worked and decide if the workflow fits your game.

  • Save up to 25 videos
  • Tags, timestamps, and search
  • Up to 15 journal entries
  • Goal tracking and Faults & Fixes basics
  • 10 Cady messages per day
Start with Free

Pro

$8

/month or $72/year

Build your complete learning system with unlimited history, deeper review, and full organization tools.

  • Unlimited Cady — log sessions by voice or text, anytime
  • Unlimited videos, favorites, and journal entries
  • Collections for organizing tips
  • Practice tracking and progress charts
  • Full Faults & Fixes history
Start free, upgrade when it sticks

Your Field Guide Starts Here

Save the tip. Log the session. Keep the thing that finally worked.

That's the loop. Clip Caddie gives it a home so your improvement does not disappear into playlists, notes, and half-remembered feels.

What you'll build

  • A library of instruction worth revisiting
  • A practice journal with proof, not just intentions
  • A running record of faults, fixes, and patterns
Create your free account

Or try a free tool first — no account needed