It’s not yet clear whether Meta’s Ray-Ban Display specifically supports this integration.

Supported commands include starting a round, recording scores, checking distance to the green, suggesting clubs, assessing wind, and reviewing overall performance.

Usage requires a US or Canada location, Bluetooth proximity to a connected phone, and does not require the phone to be unlocked or have a particular app open, with all Meta displayless glasses supported.

18Birdies provides course maps, GPS yardages, scorecards, tracked stats, and optional club recommendations for subscribers, while Arccos offers deeper analytics through hardware sensors and requires a subscription.

Meta AI on smart glasses in the US and Canada can now connect 18Birdies or Arccos accounts to act as an AI golf caddy on the course, with users starting a session by saying “Hey Meta.”

Users can initiate guidance by linking their 18Birdies or Arccos profiles and asking for help through the smart glasses during play.

Muse Spark, the Meta AI model, can interpret requests even if phrased differently, as long as the current session has the necessary data.