Built for tour players, enhanced with their feedback, now applied to the regular golfer.
RC Greenlight turns each player's tracked shots into hole-by-hole gameplans — go, lay up, commit — delivered under your academy's brand. And now it writes up your lessons too — your session, measured against their real rounds. Players can come straight in, too.
See how it works →Lesson software knows what you taught. Stats platforms know what they shot. Neither one knows both — so the drill you gave on Tuesday never gets measured against Sunday's card. We hold both sides, and write the lesson up against the rounds they actually played: in your voice, under your name, with a number on every drill.
Paste your transcript or voice-note text. Their round history is already on file — the data window builds itself.
Three signals from the player's own rounds, printed on the page and linked to the reports they came from. Auditable, never asserted.
“8 of 10 through the gate at ten feet” is a contract. “Work on your start line” isn't. Each gate carries a return date.
Three and a half by seven — same pocket as the yardage book. The one thought, the gates, and the rules to play by.
You already know how each player should attack a course. RC Greenlight turns that instinct into a data-built plan for every one of them — under your name, in your voice — so your coaching scales past the lesson tee.
Every player you bring on earns you a share, every month they stay. Your roster becomes recurring revenue — no extra hours on the range.
Academy logo, your voice, your rules. Players get a tour-grade plan that looks like it came from your shop — because it did.
A data-built gameplan and your lessons written up against the player's real rounds — every drill with a number to hit. No other academy in your market hands a player either one.
We build and validate the plans; you deliver the wins. Your best course-management thinking reaches every player, not just the ones on the tee today.
We turn your own data into a single, confident decision on every tee box — go, lay‑up, and commit — so the round is won in the planning, not manufactured in the swing.
Your round history, strokes‑gained, and tracked shots already hold the answer for how to attack a hole. Our job is to read it and hand back a plan you can trust without second‑guessing. Not more numbers — fewer decisions. The lowest‑stress, highest‑percentage line, made clear before the club ever leaves the bag. The point isn't one great round — it's becoming a process‑oriented player who commits to the plan and lets the score follow.
A world where every serious golfer plays with next-level insights on the bag — sharper, because the smartest, calmest shot is already known from the tracking of their own game.
A game decided by preparation, not nerve. Every player walking the course with a plan built from their own evidence — free to stop guessing, stop forcing, and simply execute. RC Greenlight is the intelligence layer that makes course management a solved problem: personal, precise, and pocket‑sized.
No swing tips, no fluff — and no new app for your players to track in. Every other data platform makes them collect its numbers, its way. We're data-agnostic: send whatever they already have — Clippd, a golf-app export, radar, a spreadsheet, even screenshots — and we read it. That's the whole difference.
Whatever they already track — radar or app export, a strategy brief, a gameplan PDF, an Excel shot-by-shot, even screenshots — plus the course they're prepping for.
Quality of shot, dispersion, carry distances, and scoring odds — graded hole by hole against the five non-negotiables.
Go, or lay up, and commit. The exact club, the leave yardage, the score to expect — under your name.
The lowest-stress path the data supports — so your player swings freely instead of deciding on the tee.
They play the round; you send it back. RC Greenlight validates the gameplan against how they actually played — where they committed, we confirm the plan is right; where their play diverged from it, we change the plan to fit their game. The plan gets sharper every time they tee it up. And every lay-up is tuned to the yardage they score from — we call it The Check.
The gameplan is day one. The real edge is what happens after each round — we read how they actually played and turn it into the next call you give them. That's the loop that compounds across a tournament.
Where their play diverged from the plan, we change the plan to fit their game — so the next round is built on this round's truth, not last week's assumptions. Every lay-up re-tuned to the yardage they actually score from.
Their score on every hole, side by side with the tournament leader's. See exactly where the event is being won — and the two or three holes to take back tomorrow.
Every hole against the field's scoring average. Know which holes they're beating the field on — and which are quietly costing them position.
These are hard rules. Four are pass or fail; the fifth is graded, because stress is a quantity. If the data forces a choice that breaks one, we flag it — we never bury it.
If you lay back off the tee, we expect the fairway every time. If a club can't deliver that, it's the wrong club.
Every wedge finds the green — full approaches and chips alike. On the putting surface first, inside 6 feet second.
The in-between wedge is a dead zone. We plan the lay-up into the wedge band you actually hit greens from — full or three-quarter, whichever your numbers say.
Any hazard in play is either carried by 15 yards or laid back from by 15. No flirting with the edge.
Rules 1–4 are pass or fail. Rule 5 answers a level — LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH STRESS — because stress is a quantity and a round can carry some and still be a good round. Graded on the four things that build it before the scorecard does: fairways found against 70%, greens in regulation against twelve of eighteen, chips and bunker shots on the greens they missed — seven or more is stressful — and putts against the 29/31 band. They run in a chain, so what sets the level is where the round broke, not how many flags fired: we name the one earliest cause and show the rest as evidence. We always recommend the lowest-stress path the data supports.
Every definition, every threshold, and a dated log of every change we've made to one.
Every report is data-built, branded, and made to be read fast — on the range or in the cart. Open one.
A trusted advisor to tournament players across professional, collegiate, and amateur golf, Ryan turns the numbers you already track into a single, confident call on every tee box. The round is won in the planning, not the swing.
Give every player a data-built game plan — and get paid while they keep improving.
Send your rounds and get a plan built to the same standard — the same engine, the same five rules.
Whatever you've got on your game. We prefer Clippd data, but we're happy to work with anything else — data screenshots, a strategy brief, a gameplan PDF, or an Excel shot-by-shot gameplan. Plus the course you're prepping for. The more detail, the sharper the model.
No — that's the whole point. We're data-agnostic: other platforms only work if you track inside their app; we read whatever you already have. Clippd is our preference, but any reliable shot or strokes-gained data works — screenshots, strategy briefs, gameplan PDFs, or spreadsheet shot-by-shot. If you're not sure what you have, send it over and we'll tell you what's usable.
Coaches sign up, get a shareable referral code or link, and can also refer players directly through a quick form. You earn 10% back every month your referred player stays active — tracked in your coach dashboard.
Fast. Most reports come back the same day — often within minutes. And anything our engine flags for a closer look gets a human review before it ships; we'd rather be right than merely quick. Members and pros get priority during tournament weeks.
A branded, data-built report: a hole-by-hole plan (go / lay up / commit), club and leave yardages, scoring expectations, and the strategy reasoning behind every call — all passing our five non-negotiables.
Whether you coach players or play them yourself, your next plan starts with the data you already have. Pick your door.