Features
Tour level stats
for every golfer
Our mission is to help golfers continually improve and enjoy the game we love, and a big part of enjoying the game more is shooting lower scores.
Find out exactly where you are losing strokes during your round, or over the season by analysing your stats. Then you can leverage the data and focus on improving the areas of your game that need the most attention.
Find out exactly where you are losing strokes during your round, or over the season by analysing your stats. Then you can leverage the data and focus on improving the areas of your game that need the most attention.
Strokes Gained
golf analytics
Analyse like the Tour Pros do, by using Shot Scope Strokes Gained.
Benchmark against different handicap ranges to see how your game stacks up against the averages. Identify areas of improvement faster and easier, and have confidence you are working on the right things.
Benchmark against different handicap ranges to see how your game stacks up against the averages. Identify areas of improvement faster and easier, and have confidence you are working on the right things.
Traditional statistics
for tracking users
If more traditional golf statistics are more your style, we’ve got you covered too.
Gain insights about your game including Fairways hit per round (FIR), Greens in regulation per round (GIR), Putts per round, as well as Up-and-downs per round.
Gain insights about your game including Fairways hit per round (FIR), Greens in regulation per round (GIR), Putts per round, as well as Up-and-downs per round.
Analyse every course
you have played
With Course Analysis, you can review any course you have ever played, with those who track able to look at every shot they hit on any round.
From there you can see how your performance stacked up against different handicap benchmarks.
From there you can see how your performance stacked up against different handicap benchmarks.
Finding your way around the course
Finding your way
around the course
Find out how you can improve your golf game using Shot Scope.
