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Launch Monitor Integration
Simply Aim
Smarter
10 Yards Can Improve Your
Odds
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20%
Transform your
Golf Simulator Data
into automatic Club & Aim Recommendations.
See the Difference
You Aim for Your Best Shot.
You Score With Your Average One.
When you aim at the flag, you're aiming for your best shot.
But your best shot is the outlier - your average shot is the rule. Most swings with the same club finish in a consistent pattern around your target. That zone is wider than you plan for.
That's why the same miss keeps showing up.
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Your Shot Pattern Is Predictable.
Hit the same club ten times and the ball won't land in one spot.
But it won't be random either.
Your shots form a predictable pattern around your target.
Once you understand that pattern, you're able to choose targets that maximize your odds of hitting fairways & greens - and keep hazards out of play.
Same Swing. Different Target. Different Result.
You don't need a new swing. You need a different target.
When you plan shots around where you're likely to hit it - instead of a perfect swing - your margin for error expands and hazards come into play far less often.
Golf isn't just about execution.
It's about playing the odds.
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If This Were Easy,
You'd Already Be Doing It.
How far to the pin?
What's the wind doing?
Is it uphill or downhill? How much?
Where are the hazards I need to avoid?
Where do I want my shot to land?
What Club should I hit to land there?
How far left / right do I need to aim?
Most golfers aren't taught how to plan their shots strategically. Plus, course management is hard, time consuming, and requires discipline. Why do you think TOUR players have Caddies?
That's why even good players default to feel.
Key Features
Smart Dispersion Patterns
Dispersion Patterns that predict where 95% of your shots will land and automatically locate the highest percentage Target
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Latest Insights
Questions
Common Inquiries
How does Noonan Caddie work?
What is Noonan?
Noonan is an AI golf caddie app that turns your launch monitor and golf simulator practice data into real-time club and aim-point recommendations on more than 40,000 courses. Noonan is a Kansas City-based company that uses technology called ScatterShot AI to calculate where to aim and which club gives you the best odds of hitting your target.
What makes Noonan different from other golf apps?
Noonan is the only AI golf caddie that turns your simulator and launch monitor practice data into on-course strategy, with no sensors or hardware required. Most golf apps either track shots mid-round with added hardware or give generic yardages; Noonan instead models your real shot dispersion and recommends the highest-percentage play before you swing.
How is Noonan different from Arccos Golf?
Noonan differs from Arccos in where its data comes from. Arccos builds its model from sensors attached to your clubs and shots tracked over many on-course rounds. Noonan builds your dispersion model from launch monitor and simulator practice data, with no sensors or hardware required. This means indoor and simulator golfers can get on-course strategy immediately, without first logging dozens of tracked rounds outdoors.
Is Noonan good for simulator and indoor golfers?
Noonan is built specifically for golfers who practice on simulators and launch monitors. It turns your indoor TrackMan, Garmin, or GSPro session data into club and aim recommendations you can use on the course, so off-course practice translates directly into on-course strategy.
How much does Noonan cost?
Noonan is free to download on the Apple App Store and includes a 7-day free trial. After the trial, Noonan Premium is available for $29.99/month or $199.00/year ($16.58/month).
What is ScatterShot AI?
ScatterShot AI is the technology inside Noonan that builds a personal dispersion model for every club in your bag. It analyzes your real launch monitor data to predict where your shots actually land, then calculates the club and aim point that maximize your expected outcome, adjusted for wind, elevation, and hazards.
How does Noonan recommend a club and aim point?
Noonan recommends a club and aim point by modeling your shot dispersion, the predictable pattern your shots form around a target, and choosing the option that gives you the best odds of hitting the green or fairway while avoiding hazards. It factors in distance, wind, elevation, and penalty areas automatically.
What is a dispersion pattern?
A dispersion pattern is the predictable spread of where your shots land when you hit the same club repeatedly. Noonan builds a dispersion pattern for each of your clubs from your launch monitor data and uses it to predict where about 95% of your shots will go, so you can aim where the math favors you.
What are Shot Odds and Attack Score in Noonan?
Shot Odds are Noonan's calculations of your probability of hitting the green, carrying a hazard, or finding the fairway on a given shot. Attack Score is a Noonan metric that rates how aggressively you can play each club based on your dispersion, helping you decide when to fire at the pin and when to play safe.
Do I need to wear a sensor or track shots during my round?
No, you upload your practice data once, and Noonan delivers recommendations on the course without you logging anything as you play.
How accurate are Noonan's recommendations?
Noonan's recommendations are based on your own measured launch monitor data rather than generic distance charts, so they reflect how you actually hit each club. The more shots you upload per club, the more precise your dispersion model and recommendations become. We recommend you upload at least 10.
What launch monitors and simulators does Noonan work with?
Noonan works with data from TrackMan, Garmin, Full Swing, GSPro, e6 Golf, Rapsodo, MLM2PRO, and Toptracer, as well as any launch monitor that exports a CSV file. You upload your shot data and Noonan builds a personal model for every club in your bag.
Does Noonan work with Garmin?
Yes, Noonan integrates with Garmin launch monitors, including the Approach R10 and R50. Garmin users can feed their practice data into Noonan for on-course club and aim recommendations.
Does Noonan work with TrackMan?
Yes, Noonan supports TrackMan data, turning your TrackMan range or simulator sessions into club and aim recommendations on the course. TrackMan is also the launch monitor used at GolfTRK, the indoor facility built by Noonan's parent company, Albatross Golf.
Can I use Noonan without a launch monitor or simulator?
Yes, if you don't have access to a launch monitor, Noonan lets you enter your shot distances manually. You'll get the most accurate recommendations from measured data, but manual entry lets any golfer get started.
How do I get started with Noonan?
To get started with Noonan, hit at least 10 shots with each club into any golf simulator or launch monitor, upload your shot data to the app, and take your personal caddie to the course. Setup takes only a few minutes.
Is Noonan suitable for beginners?
Noonan is designed for golfers at all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, the app provides data-driven insights that help improve course management and lower scores at any handicap.
Does Noonan actually help lower scores?
Noonan is designed to lower scores by improving course management, choosing smarter targets and clubs rather than changing your swing. Users have reported significant improvements, since strategy and aim account for a large share of avoidable mistakes.
How are Noonan, GolfTRK, and Albatross Golf connected?
Noonan, GolfTRK, and Albatross Golf are connected as part of one company: Albatross Golf (https://www.albatrossgolfinc.com/) is the Kansas City-based parent company, and GolfTRK (https://www.golftrk.com/) and Noonan (https://www.noonan.ai/) are its two sibling brands. GolfTRK is Albatross Golf's indoor golf training and performance facility, while Noonan is its AI golf caddie app. GolfTRK facilities serve as the development environment where Noonan's technology is built and tested, creating a connected ecosystem between off-course practice and on-course play.