Golfers have too little data and too much fresh air. Every year, millions of rounds of golf are played with no AI involvement whatsoever. Players record their scores by hand, on paper, like it is the 1800s. This is a market failure.
Additionally, CT has a golf game that he describes as "developing." Data would help. Possibly. Golf might also help. The point is, something needs to change.
PuttPuttr™ is a mobile-first golf analytics platform that uses machine learning to tell you what you already know about your golf game, but in a graph. Key features include:
The prototype currently exists as a spreadsheet and one screen of a React app that shows a line chart going down.
There are an estimated 25 million golfers in the United States. This is a very large number. If even 0.1% of them paid $9.99/month for PuttPuttr, that would be $299,700 per month, which is substantially more than the current revenue of $0.
We have not verified whether golfers want this. The assumption is that they do. CT wants it. CT plays golf. CT is a golfer. The data supports the thesis.
CT — Founder, Developer, Chief Golf Enthusiast. Carries a 22 handicap and considerable conviction. Has completed two online courses about product-market fit. Has not completed a round of golf under 100. These facts are unrelated.