My Caddie Clip started with a simple, annoying problem: on the golf course, phones don't have a good home. They fall out of pockets mid-swing, slide around in carts, or get left behind on the green, and nobody had built something that actually solved it. Zipper pockets aren't much better either. You're stuck fumbling with a zipper mid-round just to check a scorecard or snap a photo.
We're three high school students who decided to fix that ourselves. What began as a rough idea sketched out between classes turned into a real product: a retractable leash that clips to your golf bag, keeping your phone secure but still easy to grab whenever you need it, on the fairway, in the cart, anywhere. Golf is where we started, but the same problem showed up everywhere we looked — so we built versions for fishing and skiing too, each one made for how people actually use their phones out there: clipped to a vest on the water, or inside a jacket on the mountain. We're not a big company with a boardroom and a warehouse. We're building this one sale, one shop, one sport at a time, testing it ourselves, listening to real feedback, and improving it as we go. Every unit is something we believe in, because we use it too.
Thanks for supporting a small, local, student-run business out of Centennial, Colorado. We're just getting started.