Tangent Golf: GPS Smart Caddie

Name: Tangent Golf: GPS Smart Caddie
Rating: 4.7 (377 reviews)
Author: PAR Sports LLC

By: PAR Sports LLC

Shot Tracker, Strategy, Stats

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Features & Capabilities

Tangent Golf combines GPS distances, a strokes gained tracker, and a smart digital caddie into one powerful app. Measure yardages on 41,000 courses, track every shot with a simple scorecard, and receive personalized insights designed to lower your score without changing your swing.

Beyond distances, Tangent delivers analytics that matter: strokes gained by category, a performance dashboard, and round insights with trends and targets. Practice with drills, training plans, and a smart coach. Social features let you follow friends, share progress, and compete, while Apple Watch and HealthKit integration keeps you informed on the course. It's designed as a modern alternative to leading golf apps.

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By:

PAR Sports LLC

Rating:

4.70

(377) 1 ratings

Version:

3.3.4 Last updated: 2026-06-03

Version code:

886401358

Creation date:

2022-07-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

265.44MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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Developed by:

PAR Sports LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tangent-golf-gps-smart-caddie/id1626743725

Website:

https://www.tangent.golf/

User Reviews

Tangent Golf is praised for its AI-powered caddie, deep analytics, and strong Apple Watch, sensor-free use. However, club recommendations can be unreliable at times, success depends on high-quality data input, and the app has a learning curve with some missing features (like GHIN handicap submission) and occasional reliability issues.

Pros

AI caddie provides club recommendations and distance insights that improve on-course decision making.
Extensive post-round reports, analytics, drills, and the ability to export data for deeper analysis.
Excellent Apple Watch integration and sensor-free GPS; minimal phone use and reliable on-course tracking.
Wide range of stats and customizable data entry, from simple scorekeeping to detailed performance metrics.
Responsive customer support and helpful instructional videos.

Cons

AI caddie can be inaccurate or fail to account course conditions, leading to suboptimal club suggestions.
Learning curve and some rounds require time to master the interface and features.
Data quality dependence; the usefulness of insights hinges on accurate shot entries and notes.
Missing official handicap (GHIN) submission integration.
Occasional reliability issues or crashes noted by some users.

Recent reviews

I have used just about every golf app out there. Tangent is light years above any of them. It does take 4-5 rounds to really get the hang of how to work the watch for shot location, penalty addition, and scoring, but once you have it down it is seamless and provides awesome data for you fellow data nerds out there! And club suggestions really make it much easier to make those decisions in the moment. Absolutely worth the $120 per year.

by Ki*****, 2026-05-29

Wow. Not only does Tangent have an excellent interface for during my golf round, they’ve also included invaluable post-round analysis and recommended focus and drills all intended to help me improve my game. And it’s in plain language that doesn’t require insider language to understand. Now I’m excited about this golf season!

by KM*****, 2026-05-29

This is a very promising app, but it’s sorely lacking ease of use features enabling you to track more details on shots, ads editing them to get that accuracy is haphazard at best. I’m close to giving up on it, but it has such promise so I’m not ready to make that step. Maybe rib don’t understand the interface well enough- it’s far from intuitive, but I’m a persistent person when it comes to getting accurate data, so I’ll continue to try to figure it outs so that in can get the results I’m looking for. Also, using it in the Apple watch and the phone seems to create lots of conflicts. In haven’t sorted that out. Both apps-watch and phone- can get very annoying as they are persistently buzzing. I’d like to be able to choose to use one or the other as the sole input.