Rover on the fairway
Walking Golf, Reimagined

Let'swalk.

Hands-free from the first tee — with a caddie’s brain on every shot.

Walk 7+ Miles. Carry Nothing.No Remote. No Steering.
§ 01 — Rover

The natural
way to walk.

Your bag follows. Your hands stay free. Your focus stays on the shot.

Freedom
Follows you. Hands free.

Ultrasonic tracking — no remote, no steering, tee to green.

Rover — Walk the round. Skip the strain.
Footage in production
Fitness
Walk the round. Skip the strain.

1,200–1,600 calories burned. No shoulder strain, no bag fatigue.

Rover — Think shots, not bags.
Footage in production
Focus
Think shots, not bags.

36 holes per charge. Cooler, speaker, USB — all on board.

Golfers live five years longer.

A Karolinska Institutet study of 300,000 golfers found a 40% lower death rate than non-golfers — about five added years of life expectancy. Walkers saw the strongest effect.

Karolinska Institutet · Scand J Med Sci Sports

A walked round is a 10,000-step day — and then some.

Eighteen holes on foot covers four to six miles, roughly 11,000–12,000 steps. Most golfers clear their daily step goal before the back nine.

Typical walked 18 · 6,500-yard course

One round covers your entire exercise week.

Health authorities recommend 150 minutes of moderate activity per week. A walked round delivers over four hours of it — in one tee time.

CDC Physical Activity Guidelines
§ 02 — A Smarter Rover

Now with a Master Caddie brain and voice.

Rover carries the bag. Master Caddies calls the shots.

Built to prevent double bogeys.

Birdies are nice. Handicaps drop when the big numbers disappear — safest target, smart miss, trouble you can’t see.

Runs on — The supercomputer’s logic

“Lay up or go for it?”

Rex says —

“Go. Breeze is helping and the miss is short-left — that’s fine. Swing.”

Sourced —LiveEngine

Not a yardage. A plan.

Before every tee, Master Caddies hands you the brief — the hole, the conditions, the trouble, and the play.

Hole 4 · Par 5Green535True Shot526
WaterMapped
Carry480True Shot471
LayupMapped
Spot428True Shot420
Playing 9 shorter today — 3 live factors in the number.Live
Caddie Notes
Left edge of the right trap off the tee — the fairway is generous and rolls out.Mapped
Creek runs the entire left side and fronts the green. Stay right throughout.Mapped
The biggest mistake here is a lazy layup that leaves the wrong approach number. When you reach your scoring shot, commit and attack. Green runs back to front.
The Play
Driver

Aim left-center, let your fade work back.

You said
Head Pro · Hole 4 · Mountain Park

Six caddies. Ten live factors. One honest number.

Meet Master Caddies →
§ 03 — The Rover Network

Where Rover already walks.

471 mapped and counting — one dot per course.

Every gold dot is a course with Rover on the ground — from Florida to California and into Canada. Odds are there’s one near you.

Explore the Network →
Live network on Find Rover
471
Courses and Counting
$50K
Avg. Annual Revenue
4 YR
Warranty
36
Holes Per Charge
As Seen In
Forbes
Golf Digest
Morning Read
Golf Channel
PGA Show
§ 04 — From the Fairway

In their words.

“Rover is just what I needed to enjoy golf the way it is supposed to be played.”

Donna Baily
LPGA Foundation Director

“We've been so pleased. The membership loves it.”

Eve Vanderweel
Director of Golf

“So great to walk freely without carrying our bags.”

Club Member
Briar's Creek
Trusted by 471 Courses Across North America — and Counting

Ready to walk
with Rover?