Tee signs, schedule and venue map always at hand. Everything in one place, so all runs smoothly on the fairway.
Features
Every hole of the tournament in the app. Switch between holes and layouts in seconds.
Drop markers, read distances, show distance arcs. Interactive, right on the tee sign.
Interactive map with filters for tournament centre, parking and toilets. With your position and heading.
One schedule per tournament day, from registration to the awards. So you never miss a thing.
A drone flight over the hole, playable right in the hole view. You know the fairway before you ever stand on it.
Open it once and all data stays stored on your phone. The app works without signal on the course.
In Use
Fairway Eye was built in a short time for the 38th Berlin Open, as a first prototype. For the German Championships it became the official digital caddybook, with many new features.

The app for the biggest tournament of the year. With new features based on feedback from the Berlin Open: venue map, schedules and a flyover for every hole.
The first test on the course: holes, schedule and course map in one app. Player feedback was consistently positive and set the direction for everything that followed.
Fairway Eye is looking for tournaments in 2027. The caddybook as a PDF is enough to start.
Voices
“Switching between holes was fast and quick. Having everything in one place (time table, map, hole overview) was great!”
“Wow, I'm thrilled, and our eight-year-old daughter could use it too and gets along great.”
“I found it better to click through the holes than to scroll through a PDF.”
For Organisers
Tee signs, venue map and schedule become an app for everyone at the tournament.
About Me
Moritz Köditz · UX designer from Berlin · amateur player
Fairway Eye grew out of a need of my own. At tournaments I wanted tee signs, map and schedule in one place instead of switching between a PDF and the browser.
There is no company behind the project, just me. It is private and non-commercial.
Next, more tournaments should join. New features are decided by the feedback of players and organisers.
Moritz
Contact
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