Shot Support

The Apple Watch app allows you to view the hazards on the current hole, helping you plan your shots more effectively.Viewing HazardsFrom the main play screen, use the Digital Crown to scroll down.C...

The club distances shown in My Strategy and the Club Performance page may differ slightly, and that’s because each feature pulls data differently:My Strategy DistancesUses the P-Avg (Performance Av...

You can easily update your handicap in the Shot Scope system using either the mobile app or the web dashboard. Your handicap helps tailor performance insights, so it's important to keep it accurate...

Change Units in the Mobile App:Open the Shot Scope app and log in.Tap the “More” tab in the bottom-right corner.Select “Settings”.Tap “Measurement Units”.Choose either Yards or Meters, depending on...

If you’ve finished editing your round or want to leave the editing screen, exiting is simple.Steps to Exit the Editor:Look for the ‘X’ icon located at the top left corner of the screen.Tap the ‘X’ ...

AppTo view detailed statistics for a club in the app:After adding a club to a hole, tap the club icon on the map.Then tap the club icon displayed on the right-hand side of the screen.A stats panel ...

The Shot Scope team works continuously to keep the club database up to date. However, if your club make or model isn’t listed when creating a club in the My Bag feature, you can request for it to b...

The Shot Scope Apple Watch app allows you to record your shots using either Auto Shot Detect or by manually adding a shot.Auto Shot DetectWhen Auto Shot Detect is enabled, the app will automaticall...

What Is a Positional Shot?A positional shot is an intentional play where you're not aiming for the green, but instead choosing to position the ball in a more favourable location for your next shot....

You can update your home course at any time using either the Shot Scope mobile app or the web dashboard. Here’s how:On the Mobile App:  Open the Shot Scope app and log in.   Tap the “More” tab at t...