Tap the map where you want to hit
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Distances are where the ball finished, adjusted back to calm, flat air. Typical is the middle value — that's the one offered to your bag, because it shrugs off a duff. The average is shown too.
Tap a round to see it hole by hole.
Everything here lives on this phone and nowhere else. One file holds every round, every measured shot and your clubs — send it to your computer and it's safe even if the phone loses the lot.
The first opens the share sheet — AirDrop it to the Mac, or save it to Files. The spreadsheet is for reading; the copy is what restores.
Restoring adds anything missing and leaves what's already here alone, so it's safe to do twice.
A starting point, then change anything you like underneath. Nothing here changes the yardages — only what's on the screen.
Some things have no switch on purpose: the plays-like number and the slope and wind behind it, the hole the app works out you're on, and the bits that stop it showing you a confident number it shouldn't trust.
Tap one to see it hole by hole. All of them, and where you send a copy to your computer, are in ☰ → Previous rounds.
Turn off anything you don't want on screen — the working, the green numbers, the hazards, whole buttons. There are three starting points to pick from if you'd rather not go through it switch by switch.
The rail puts everything down the right-hand side and gives the map the full height of the screen. You see much further down the line of the shot, which is the direction that matters — at the cost of about a third of the width, which is the direction you drag the pin in. Worth playing a few holes with each.
These are the numbers the app plays off. Measured shots live on their own page below and never change these unless you say so.
A higher ball flight spends longer in the air, so wind and slope push it about more. If you're not sure, leave it on Normal — that's the setting the big golf apps and rangefinders use.
Only worth touching if the numbers feel consistently off after a few rounds.
Everything else — the green numbers, aiming at the green, the carries — works off the hole you're on. This is only about who decides it.
Score a hole on the pill and a moment later it steps to the next one. Keep tapping to fix the score and it waits until you've finished.
Every round you've saved, hole by hole — and where you send a copy to your computer.
Every distance you've measured, grouped by club.
Carding for a fourball? Add them here and each one gets a column. With one player the card is exactly as it was.
Save the course map to your phone so the app works with no signal.
Elevation baked in for Langland Bay — works offline. Elsewhere it fetches elevation live (needs signal). Phone GPS is accurate to roughly 3–5 yards, so treat these as very good estimates rather than laser numbers.
Imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics. Hole, green and hazard data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).