An expert range coach in your pocket. It calls the club and the number out loud, gives you a window you can physically see, and grades one thing per ball — then tells you whether any of it will survive the first tee.
Two full sessions free. No account, no login, no card.
A large bucket, the same club, the same target, no consequence for a miss and no record that it happened. It feels like work. It produces a warm feeling and almost no transfer — because nothing about it resembles golf. The research is unambiguous, and it is close to the opposite of what most people do.
The default range hour.
And what every Range Coach session does.
Put the phone on your bag. There is no menu to read between shots and no timer to fight. You hit one ball, answer one question, and the next call comes.
Every block opens with a card that fixes the standard: how many balls, how wide the window, and the one thing you're grading. Everything else is explicitly ignored.
The gate is two physical objects on the range — a pair of flags, two distance markers. Never open space. If you can't see the edges of your target, you aren't practising to one.
A real voice — measured and unhurried, the register of a professional standing beside you rather than an assistant reading a list. Then it waits.
The question on screen states exactly what a pass is — "started at the right edge, moved right to left, about eight yards of curve". Not "how did that feel". A standard you either met or didn't.
You grade your own shots. That's the honest version, and it's the reason it works at any range in the world — at night, off a mat, with no hardware at all.
Three sub-scores from the same shots. Technical — how well you hit it. Variable — how well you control it. And Transfer, the headline number, scored only from the random, game and pressure blocks where the shot is called cold and there are no do-overs.
Above 70% twice running and it tells you to narrow every gate. Under 40% and it tells you to widen them and rebuild. The standard moves with you.
When you finish, Range Coach sends the shot log away and gets back a real read on your practice — not a summary of numbers you can already see, but a diagnosis. It names the pattern, explains the mechanism, and prescribes the fix.
"Your transfer score (84%) beat your technical score (77%), which means you play better than you calibrate — the leak is in the middle of your bag, not in your head."
You don't pick this one. Range Coach reads every ball you've ever hit in the app — which shapes leak, which clubs let you down, which numbers you keep missing — and writes you a session that drills exactly those, sized to your own carry distances.
A new one every three sessions. While it's still learning your game, the app says so and shows you how many sessions are left — the way to get your next routine is to go and practise.
Every shot has a gate — a window marked by two physical objects on the range. It scales to you: someone carrying a 7-iron 125 yards gets a wider window than someone carrying it 180, because the standard should be hard, not impossible.
Never open spaceYou cannot grade your strike and your start line on the same ball — you'll do neither well. Each block names one: the strike, the start line, the curve, the carry, the apex, the tempo.
Everything else ignoredRoutines, history and voice calls all live on the device, and the whole session's audio is cached before the first ball. A driving range is exactly where a phone has no bars.
No signal neededEvery Sunday: a distance week, a shaping week, a trajectory week, a pressure week, an awkward-lies week — each checked against the framework before it's published.
Never repeatsEvery ball is written in advance — club, target, shape, trajectory, gate width, lie, what to watch and what counts as a pass. Whatever the weather, whatever your handicap, whatever you've got fifteen minutes to fix — there's a session for it.
Emergency pre-round warm-up. You're late and you tee off in fifteen minutes.
Play nine holes on the range. One ball, full routine, no mulligans. Then play them again, harder.
Distance control, 90–205 yards. The scoring zone, where strokes actually live.
Nine windows — low, mid and high crossed with draw, straight and fade. Name the window before every ball.
Links golf. Enormous fairways that punish the wrong half; the angle into the pin is decided from the tee.
Draws, elevation change and forced carries over water. The decisions, without the green fee.
Into, downwind and both crosswinds. Learn your real plays-like numbers.
Ten targets, six balls each, scored 0–100 against tour standards. Run it every few months and watch the number move.
Streaks and sudden death. Miss once and you start the block again.
No launch monitor, no camera, no wires. A stand, a gate you picked out of two flags, and a coach telling you what to hit next.
This is deliberate. A daily streak rewards showing up, which pushes people toward junk reps to keep a number alive — the exact behaviour every session in this app is designed to prevent.
Miss a week and Range Coach costs you nothing. The counter waits where you left it.
The number that genuinely should climb over months — not days.
Run it again and you're told where this attempt ranks. "Run 5 · 1st best."
Against your last run and your average — one good day shouldn't make the next look like a collapse.
Across every ball you've ever hit in the app.
It never tells you how to swing. It tells you what to hit, and whether you hit it.
It doesn't measure ball flight, carry or spin. You grade your own shots — which is why it works at any range in the world, at night, off a mat, with a bucket and nothing else.
No camera, no video lessons, no mechanics. If you want to be told about your takeaway, this is the wrong app.
No chipping, no putting — by design. It does one job, and it does it against a framework with real citations.
Two full sessions free — any session in the library, no card required. The coach voice is free forever, for everyone.
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Two full sessions from anywhere in the library. No account, no login, no card.
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The whole library, the coach review after every session, and a routine of your own every three.
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Two full sessions free. No account, no card, no hardware — just a bucket, a gate you can see, and a coach who holds you to it.
iPhone · iOS 17+ · Free to start