Golf Tag keeps track of your clubs and gear with small Bluetooth tags, so nothing gets left on the course.

Attach a Golf Tag tracker to each club, pair it in a few seconds, and your phone always knows what's in your bag and what isn't.

YOUR BAG AT A GLANCE
See every club on one screen. Clubs with you show as Nearby; during a round, a club that's been left behind shows how far away it is, in yards.

LEFT-BEHIND ALERTS
Start a round before you tee off. If you walk on and a club stays behind, Golf Tag sends you an alert, even with your phone in your pocket. If the club is still there, you'll get a reminder every few minutes until you go back for it.

FIND IT ON THE MAP
Every missing club gets a pin on the map where it was last with you, along with the path you've walked since, so you can retrace your steps instead of guessing.

QUICK PAIRING
Scan the QR code on the tracker, choose the club from the list (driver, woods, hybrids, irons, wedges, putter, rangefinder and more), and it's in your bag.

YOUR BAG, YOUR WAY
Rename clubs, change which club a tracker is on, and drag the cards into the order you like.

BUILT FOR THE COURSE
• Distances in yards
• Tracking runs only during a round, so no false alarms when your bag sits in the garage
• Location is used only while a round is running
• Trackers rest on a slower signal between rounds to save their batteries

WHAT YOU NEED
• Golf Tag Bluetooth trackers
• A Golf Tag account (sign up with email or Google)
• Bluetooth and location turned on during a round

HOW LOCATION WORKS
The trackers have no GPS. A club's location on the map is where your phone was when it last heard that club nearby. That's why it pays to start a round before you play: the app can only mark a spot it was there to see.

TIP FOR ANDROID
Some phones pause apps in the background to save battery. To make sure alerts reach you during a round, allow Golf Tag to run without battery restrictions — the app will show you how.