MisHit hole overview screen — Hole 1, par 3, 408 yards, suggested club Driver, with the listening mic and caddy mascot visible

A round of golf is a gentleman's game.A round of golf is mostly bad shots. We'll keep score.

MisHit Enter Score screen with a large red microphone listening for a voice command and score buttons 1 through 10 visible below

Talk to your phone. We'll do the math.

Tap the mic. Say "scored 4." That's the whole interaction.

Hands free, gloves on, ball in the rough. No fumbling with a touchscreen between shots. Works for scores, club calls, and "next hole" — three commands, zero menus.

"Six. Got it. We'll call that a learning experience."
MisHit Enter Score screen after recording a 4 on Hole 1 — the caddy labels it Bogey and offers a Next Hole button

Encouragement from a friend who's seen worse.

Different score, different response. The caddy adapts.

Hole-in-one? Standing ovation. Bogey? Shoulder pat. Snowman? Polite silence and a subject change. Five distinct caddy personalities — pick one or let the app cycle through.

"Birdie. Take a picture, this doesn't happen often."
MisHit Range Session tab listing calibrated carry distances per club — Driver 220 yds, 3 Wood 200 yds, 5 Wood 185 yds, through 8 Iron 130 yds

Knows how far you actually hit a 7-iron. Not how far you tell people you do.

Calibrate at the range once. Get honest distances on the course forever.

Hit ten balls. Tell us the carry. We learn your real bag — not the manufacturer's marketing copy — and quote your distances back when you're standing 147 yards out wondering what to swing.

"You said you hit your 7 a buck-fifty. Receipts say 138."

Coming to a course you're losing on soon.

Beta access now. Public release later this year.