Two focused AI agents help you find tee times, improve your swing, and plan every hole around real hazards and your own miss pattern—all while keeping preferences and coaching history on your device.
Finding a workable tee time, coordinating a group, comparing fees, and deciding what to practice are small jobs that pile up every week.
Availability, fees, cart policies, distance, and cancellation terms live across different booking sites.
Four golfers, four schedules, and no clear shortlist can turn a simple round into an endless thread.
Range sessions drift between clubs without a goal, a drill, or a way to measure whether anything improved.
Golf videos are everywhere. The hard part is finding one useful idea that matches the miss you are actually fighting.
Your two agents share one local golf profile, so tee-time preferences and coaching priorities become more useful over time.
Set your home area, travel radius, budget, usual group size, handicap, and current goals.
Ask for a round in plain language. The Tee Time Agent turns it into a structured search.
Review a short list with price, distance, time, inclusions, and important restrictions.
Choose the option you want. The agent always asks before completing a booking action.
Log the round and get a focused practice plan built around patterns in your game.
No bloated golf dashboard. Just two conversational agents with clear responsibilities and sensible boundaries.
Searches based on your location, date, time window, group size, budget, and course preferences. It compares the real details before asking what you want to do.
Turns your handicap, goals, club carries, typical miss, available practice time, and upcoming course into a simple plan you can actually follow.
The Golf Coach can now analyze every hole on a supported course, account for tee yardage and mapped hazards, and recommend a plan tailored to your club carries, dispersion, and usual miss.
Ask for one hole, a complete 18-hole plan, or a side-by-side risk comparison. The agent identifies bunkers, water, trees, landing areas, forced carries, and safer misses—then turns the map into one clear target and one swing cue.
Choose white, blue, red, black, or another mapped tee and get distances that fit the round you are playing.
See where bunkers, water, trees, and trouble begin—and which side gives your typical miss more room.
Compare conservative, balanced, and aggressive strategies with the reward and downside of each choice.
Use your carry distances and dispersion to choose a tee club, landing zone, approach target, and ideal leave.
Find three good Saturday options, share a concise comparison, and wait for the group to choose.
Search near a hotel or meeting, account for rental clubs and travel time, and avoid surprise restrictions.
Build two short weekly practices around one scoring goal and adjust after each round.
The pack is designed around a practical trust boundary: search, organize, compare, recommend, and prepare—but do not purchase or expose sensitive credentials without the golfer’s direct involvement.
Your handicap, miss pattern, favorite courses, budgets, and coaching notes live on your own device by default.
The Tee Time Agent presents the final course, time, players, price, and terms before any booking action.
Sensitive payment and booking credentials are not written into your Golf Starter profile.
Choose an experience and explore examples based on real Golf Agent conversations—from finding a tee time to improving your swing and planning a specific hole.
For individual golfers who want a private tee-time assistant and a practical improvement companion.
Golf Starter is currently opening to a limited pilot group. Booking availability depends on the course and booking source.
No. It can search, compare, and prepare the booking, but it requires your explicit confirmation before a booking action. You stay in control of the final choice.
Your golf profile, preferences, coaching notes, and local course registry stay on your device by default. Nexum does not store booking or payment credentials in that profile.
No. It is a practice-planning and learning companion. It can organize goals, drills, videos, and round notes, but it cannot see everything a qualified in-person coach can diagnose.
Yes. Save your usual group size and preferences, then ask for a date and time window. The agent can produce a concise shortlist you can share with the group.
The first verified set includes all five Bethpage courses, Eisenhower Red, White and Blue, and Town of Oyster Bay. Strategy uses mapped course geometry and tee yardages, then adapts the target to your club carries and usual miss. More courses will be added as their data is verified.
Join the first Golf Starter group and help shape a simpler way to book, prepare, and improve.