Shot Support

While using the Shot Scope app during a round, you may notice that the Apple Watch screen switches off when you lower your wrist. This can sometimes make it appear as though the Shot Scope app has ...

How Do I Close the Shot Scope Apple Watch App?After completing your round, the Shot Scope app may remain open or active on your Apple Watch.If you have finished playing and would like to completely...

Does the Apple Watch Record Health Data?Yes. When you use the Shot Scope Apple Watch app during a round, your Apple Watch will automatically record your activity as a Golf Workout.Your health and f...

Do I Need My iPhone to Start a Round?Yes. Your iPhone is required to start a round unless your Apple Watch has its own cellular connection.When starting a round, the Apple Watch app communicates wi...

Keeping Your Course Data Up to DateUnlike our dedicated GPS devices, the Apple Watch app does not require you to manually sync course updates.Any course updates or changes are automatically sent to...

The Shot Scope Apple Watch app includes 3 free rounds, allowing you to try all of the app's features before deciding whether to purchase lifetime access.There are different ways to start your free ...

The Shot Scope Apple Watch app includes 3 free rounds, allowing you to experience the app before purchasing full access.Once you've used your free rounds, you can unlock lifetime access with a one-...

Occasionally, the Apple Watch app may detect a swing that wasn't an actual golf shot, such as a practice swing.If this happens, don't select a club.Instead:Tap the Back button in the top-left corne...

Once you've finished your round, you can upload it to your Shot Scope account directly from the Apple Watch app.Uploading a Round After FinishingWhen you complete the 9th or 18th hole, the app will...

If you need to finish your round manually, you can do so from the hole selection menu.Ending Your RoundFrom the main play screen, scroll up using the Digital Crown until you see the list of holes.T...