Shot Support

The Default Driver Distance setting controls the default distance for the crosshair on the Hole Map screen.Setting this value helps reduce the amount you need to adjust the crosshair when starting ...

To delete a shot in Shot Scope, you can use either the mobile app or the web dashboard. Here's how to do it on both platforms:​Deleting a Shot in the Mobile App Open the Round: Launch the Shot Sco...

Editing your putts in the Shot Scope mobile app requires entering Green View, a special mode that focuses on shots taken on the green.Entering Green View:Tap the pin icon located in the bottom righ...

If your desired tee set isn’t listed, you can easily create a new one by following these steps:1. Start from Your RoundOpen the round you wish to edit.Click on "Edit & Sign Off".2. Open the Tee Set...

A positional shot is any shot where you are not attempting to hit the green—for example, laying up, punching out, or playing conservatively to avoid trouble. Tagging a shot as positional ensures th...

Accurately recording penalty strokes in Shot Scope is essential for maintaining precise performance statistics. Whether you're using the mobile app or the web dashboard, here's how to add penalty s...

Accurate pin placement is crucial for tracking proximity to the hole and analysing approach play. Shot Scope allows you to move the pin position after a round using both the mobile app and the web ...

Changing the Club on the Web DashboardOpen the Dashboard: Log into your Shot Scope account and navigate to the round you wish to edit.Select the Shot: Click on the club ID associated with the shot ...

Whether you're using the mobile app or the web dashboard, Shot Scope makes it easy to move between holes while editing your round. Here’s how to switch holes during the editing process:Navigating B...

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’ ...