Push it, ride it, hire it — or have it follow you. Only one option keeps you walking, carries the bag, talks strategy, and pays the course back. Here’s the honest math on all four.
Every option gets you around eighteen. The differences are what you carry, what you burn, what you spend — and what the course earns.
50 rounds × $80–120 plus tips. The full experience, at a price.
50 rounds × $20–25. You sat for every one of them.
50 rounds × $15–20. Less than cart money — and you walked 250 miles of it.
One-time, plus $200 S&H. Pays for itself inside a season vs. a caddie.
“80% of the caddie experience, for about 20% of the cost.”
Your weight, your age, your course. See the burn per round, the walk-vs-ride gap, and what a year of walking adds up to.
The bag was only half the story — the other half is in your pocket. Every golf app gives you yardages. Master Caddies is the only one with the head pro’s playbook, a voice that answers back, and a revenue share for the course.
Rover is at 471 courses and counting. Find one near you, or see what walking eighteen does for your health.
Five rentals a month covers the lease. Run a 30-day Caddie Experience Program at no cost to the club and let your members prove the demand.