The pitch
What walked into the Den
Alex Husain and Lindsay Currier, both from Calgary, Alberta, pitched The GoCaddy, a motorized golf caddy you can ride around the course.
They appeared in Season 10, episode 2, which aired in 2015, asking for $500,000 for a full third of the business. That 33% ask implied a valuation of roughly $1,515,152.
After the show
What happened next
The result of the pitch was never entered into any record we can point to. The ask is documented; the handshake, if one happened, is not, so the outcome stays open.
The product is still on sale. On July 23, 2026 we found a live GoCaddy 1.0 page listing an MSRP of $3,120.00 USD with a 12 to 16 week build time, run by GoCaddy International out of Calgary with manufacturing in Nevada. Worth noting: the launch record had no website on file, but the operating site we located is mygocaddy.com.
Our read
The Hub verdict
A third of the company for $500,000 is a heavy equity give by Den standards, and it prices The GoCaddy at about $1,515,152. Handing over 33% up front usually signals a founder who values a Dragon's operational help over dilution math.
No outcome made the record, so the ask carries the page. The worthwhile footnote is a data correction: the launch record showed no website, but the product is demonstrably still sold, with a live listing and a real MSRP. Verified as operating, outcome unknown.
Worth knowing: The founders' launch record listed no site, yet a live storefront exists at mygocaddy.com, which is the address we cite for current availability.
