Better than a paper scorecard.
An iOS stat tracker for the golfer who wants to keep their own numbers and see which part of the game needs work. You enter the round. Nobody else sees it.
Four things left out on purpose.
Nothing is sold to you inside a round.
You already know your yardage. This records what happened, not where you stood.
Nobody sees your card.
You download it and it works.
✦It's embarrassing to post a bad round. So people don't. But the bad rounds are the ones carrying the information, they're where the weak part of your game shows itself plainly. Nothing here is posted anywhere, so there's no reason not to enter the 91.
Privacy isn't a policy here. It's the thing that keeps the data honest.
A hole goes in while you're walking to the next tee.
It's built to be used mid-round, standing on the green, in a few taps. Each hole is one screen, in the order you played it: fairway, green, score, putts, then what it cost you in penalties and sand. Score and putts open at par and two, so an ordinary hole is often zero taps. Big targets you can hit without looking. It doesn't slow up your group.
A true index once you add course rating and slope. A straight strokes-over-par average until then. Nine-hole rounds are normalized, so they mix in cleanly with eighteens.
Four categories, graded, worst first.
The thing to work on is the first thing you see. Every category is converted into the same currency strokes lost per round measured against a golfer at your handicap.
You three-putt on 21% of holes. A 14 index three-putts on 14%.
Costing about 1.4 strokes a round.
It names the number, names what's normal for someone at your level, and prices the gap in strokes.