Three screens is the whole round. Everything else in the app is built from what you tap here.
Dial the distance or take the yardage from the tee. Wind and slope are one tap each, and the card says what they did to the number.
One big number between two buttons. Putts, fairway and green are optional taps — and telling it the shot finished short is what teaches your yardages.
Where the strokes went, which club learned something, and what your handicap index did — with the reason it moved or held.
An insight is one sentence the app can back with shots. Solid means there's enough of them to act on. Early read means it wants more rounds first — and says so instead of dressing a hunch up as a finding.
Open the deep analysis and you get the evidence: every shot plotted where it finished, the three numbers underneath, and where the pattern came from — your round stats, your tracked shots, your last analysed swing, the conditions on the day.
Finish a hole eighteen and the card is ready: score, to par, course, tees, rating and slope. It copies as a transparent sticker, so it goes over your own photo in Stories — the app never asks for your camera roll.
Shown over the empty frame — in Stories the golfer's own photo or video sits behind it.
To the pin, the club, and two taps to score the hole. A Live Activity keeps the hole and the caddie's pick on your Lock Screen for the whole round.
“I found out I wasn't losing shots off the tee at all. Eleven rounds later I'm two strokes better and I've barely touched my driver.”
Free to track rounds, your handicap and your bag. Everything on the card works without a signal and syncs when you're back in range.