Book a caddie for your next round.

Post your loop

Pick the course and the tee time, then say what you want: nine holes or eighteen, a caddie on the bag or a forecaddie for the group. You name the price. Add a card once and it's saved for next time.

Nothing charged

A caddie claims it

Local caddies see your loop on the board and put their hand up. You're told who, with their rating, their experience and the courses they work.

Still nothing charged

You approve them

Look at who claimed it and decide. Approve and they're confirmed; pass, and the loop goes straight back to other caddies. Your card is only held once you've said yes.

Card held, not charged

Play the round

Your caddie meets you at the first tee. Reads, yardages, and a bag off your shoulder — or a forecaddie already up ahead, watching where everyone's ball finishes.

Nothing to settle on the course

Settle up automatically

Your caddie marks the loop complete and the card you saved is charged. Tip afterwards if you want to — every cent of the tip goes to them.

Paid · caddie paid out

Set up once

Your experience, the courses you know, and what you're worth. Payouts are handled by Stripe, so your bank details go to them and never to us.

One evening, then never again

Claim work from the board

Every open loop at the courses you work, with the tee time, the money and whether it's nine, eighteen or a forecaddie job. Claim the ones that suit you.

You choose what you take

The golfer confirms you

They see your rating and your experience, then approve. Once they do, the round is yours and their card is held for it.

Confirmed, not hoping

Work the round

Carry, read greens, call yardages — or forecaddie for the group. If the golfer cancels late, you're still paid for the slot you turned other work down for.

Late cancellations still pay

Get paid the same week

Mark the loop complete and the money moves. No chasing anyone across a car park, no waiting for a cheque. Tips come to you whole — Looper takes nothing from them.

Straight to your bank

Better pace of play

Someone who knows where the ball went, and where the next tee is, keeps a group moving. Fewer lost balls, fewer back-and-forths to the cart, less waiting on the group behind.

A better round for your players

Reads, yardages and local knowledge turn a decent afternoon into one people talk about. Guests in particular play a course far better with someone who knows it beside them.

The course gets looked after

Bunkers raked properly, divots replaced, pitch marks repaired — every group, not just the conscientious ones. That is maintenance your crew is not doing twice.

A course people choose

A caddie program is something golfers plan a trip around. It is the difference between a course someone plays once and one they bring friends back to.

Nothing for you to run

No roster to keep, no cash through the pro shop, no arguments about who was paid what. Caddies are booked, confirmed and paid through Looper.