Point at your target
Face your phone toward the pin or your intended landing spot. The compass shows the wind relative to your shot.
A little clarity for a windy round
Meet your golf wind compass. See which way it’s blowing, understand how it could affect your carry, and plan your next round.
Coming soon for iPhone · iOS 26 or later

Wind is part of the game. Make sense of it.
Windbreaker combines Apple Weather with the direction you’re facing. A simple compass and wind-adjusted estimates help you think through the shot ahead.
Face your phone toward the pin or your intended landing spot. The compass shows the wind relative to your shot.
Choose your usual calm-air carry or a target distance. Use Rounded input for free, or Exact and saved Club input with Pro.
View Adjusted Carry or Adjusted Target, with separate steady-wind and gust scenarios to help you assess the conditions.

Before the first tee
Search for a course, explore the satellite map, and slide through the wind timeline. You can plan from anywhere, even with location access turned off.
Weather availability varies. The arrows repeat the wind for the selected location; they do not measure conditions at each point on the course.
Built around your game
Save up to 14 clubs and their calm-air carry distances. During setup, enter a few known carries and Windbreaker can estimate the gaps. Edit those estimates as you learn your distances.
Creating and editing My Bag is free. Using a saved club as your Compass input requires Pro. Estimated carries are starting points, not measured fitting results.

Keep it simple. Go further when you’re ready.
No sign-up. No advertising. Upgrade inside the app when you want more ways to enter distances and plan ahead.
Windbreaker
Windbreaker Pro Optional subscription
*Where weather data is available. Monthly and annual subscriptions. Prices, duration, and any eligible introductory offer are shown in the app before purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Subscription terms
A tool for the round ahead
Wind and distance values are estimates. Local gusts, terrain, your ball flight, and compass interference can change the result. Check competition rules before using shot adjustments.
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