Double Eagle
Publisher DNA
What defines Double Eagle?
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Portfolio
What does Double Eagle ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Double Eagle compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both applications facilitate golf tee time bookings, competing for the same user intent of securing course access. Double Eagle targets general reservation automation across 200 courses, while the rival serves a specific regional membership base.
Contenders(10)
Both apps target golfers managing tee time availability, though they differ in focus between reservation automation and social partner matching.
Both apps target golfers seeking to secure tee times via cancellation alerts, creating direct competition for users monitoring high-demand course availability.
Both applications target golfers seeking to secure high-demand tee times through automated monitoring and notification systems.
Both applications target golfers seeking automated tee time reservations and cancellation alerts, creating direct competition for users looking to secure slots at popular courses.
Both applications target golfers needing automated cancellation alerts for tee times, directly competing for users who want to avoid manual website refreshing.
Both apps target the same golfer demographic, though they address different stages of the golf experience: reservation versus post-round documentation.
Both applications target golfers needing to secure tee times, with Open Course providing a significantly larger inventory of 6,500 courses compared to the 200 courses supported by Double Eagle.
Both apps target golfers by automating tee time discovery and reservation alerts, directly competing for the same user base seeking to secure high-demand slots.
Both platforms automate golf tee time reservations and provide availability alerts for high-demand courses, targeting golfers who struggle to secure bookings manually.
Both applications target golfers struggling to secure tee times by providing automated cancellation monitoring and notification services.
Same space(20)
18Birdies extends the golfer's experience with social competition and tournament management, acting as a post-reservation engagement tool.
Golf Pad GPS offers rangefinding and scorecard management, acting as a data-driven utility for golfers who use the source app to book their rounds.
DartCounter provides scoring and performance tracking for a different sport, coexisting on the user's phone as a specialized utility for hobbyists.
Golf GameBook facilitates social competition and tournament management, serving as a community-focused companion to the source app's reservation utility.
Garmin Golf provides hardware-linked performance analytics that extend the golfer's utility beyond the initial reservation made on the source app.
Golfshot offers comprehensive on-course tracking and tournament integration, serving as a functional companion to the source app's booking workflow.
Golf Genius manages tournament operations for clubs, providing an administrative layer that complements the player-focused reservation tools of the source app.
GolfLogix provides analytical course management tools that golfers use to optimize their play after securing a reservation through the source app.
GolfNow operates as a direct marketplace for tee time bookings, overlapping with the source app's core reservation functionality.
Awesome Golf Simulator decouples ball-tracking software from hardware, providing a simulation utility for golfers who practice between rounds booked on the source app.
TheGrint combines GPS tracking with official handicap management, serving as a comprehensive tool for competitive golfers who book rounds via the source app.
V1 Golf connects golfers to professional instructors for swing analysis, acting as a high-intent coaching tool for users who book practice rounds via the source app.
GolfFix focuses on technical swing improvement, serving as a specialized tool for golfers who have already secured their tee times via the source app.
Roundabout provides GPS rangefinding and shot tracking, serving as an on-course utility that complements the source app's reservation focus.
Hole19 serves as an on-course utility for GPS and performance tracking, complementing the source app's pre-round reservation focus.
SwingU acts as a battery-efficient GPS and scorecard utility, providing a mobile-first alternative for on-course tracking after booking via the source app.
Swing Coach provides real-time voice feedback for swing mechanics, offering a specialized practice utility for golfers between their booked rounds.
TAG Heuer Golf targets the premium segment of the golf market with high-fidelity visualization, providing a luxury alternative to the source app's utility-focused reservation tools.
UDisc serves as the industry-standard utility for disc golf, coexisting with the source app as a specialized tool for a different demographic.
Shot Pattern targets competitive golfers with advanced analytics, serving as a high-intent tool for players who use the source app to book practice rounds.