They golf, you rest.

Looking to keep your loved one engaged and active despite early Dementia?

Caddie Companions Initiative offers a caring, trained partner focused on your loved one's safety and enjoyment, helping them continue playing golf with confidence.

About Caddie Companions Initiative

Caddie Companions Initiative (or Caddie) is a companion service for recreational golfers with diagnosed/undiagnosed Dementia and who's symptoms are starting to make it harder to play. The player should have previous golfing experience and possess the necessary physical abilities to complete a nine-hole round, along with the mental and social capacity to interact with a volunteer caddie.

Each volunteer participating in the Caddie program has completed the essentiALZ® training from the Alzheimer’s Association* and acknowledges that their responsibility is for the wellbeing of the golfer and communicating with the caregiver.

Tee it up!

Hit the links for nine holes of supervised golf with a trained partner in patient centric care.

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Practice swings

Your caddie will spend time with you at the driving range and practice green.

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Let's play

Jack is 80 and has Alzheimer’s. He used to love golf, but we figured those days were behind him. Caddie gave him a chance to get back out there, and since then, they’ve golfed several times. It’s been a real bright spot for Jack — and a godsend of a break for me!

Annette, Salisbury MA