Recommend Me A Stats App

[Region3]

As the title suggests, I'm looking for an app (iOS) to record stats on this year.

I had planned on using scoresaver2, but I very rarely use my laptop these days and when it becomes a pain to fire it up to enter a round I know I'll end up not doing it.

I'm not after anything as sophisticated as strokes gained, just bog standard boring stuff like fairways, gir, putts, scrambling etc.

I don't mind paying a couple of quid for one that'll do what I want, but I won't take a subscription out, and I don't need it to be GPS or anything else like that.

Just enter a round when I get home by telling it where I hit the ball and what I scored.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

 

[ruff-driver]

All you could ever need gaz :thup:

https://www.getrealgolfstats.com/Features/

 

[Region3]

All you could ever need gaz :thup:

https://www.getrealgolfstats.com/Features/

Funnily enough that was the first one I looked at when I searched earlier today.

Looks perfect apart from the fact that you can only record one round per month with the free version.
5 rounds per month is £3/mth and unlimited rounds is £8/mth.

Shame because it looks ideal.

 

[Mark1751]

Golf shake have a handicap tracking app which is free I think - also you can use it to track FIR, GIR, Putts etc also but rehired you to track manually and add after the round.

 

[Region3]

Thanks Mark, I'll take a look.

Entering manually afterwards is what I'm after, as it becomes a chore trying to do it while I'm playing.

 

[Berger]

The free Golfshot app on iphone is the best one I've used. It has FIR, GIR, Recovery (sand saves & scrambling), putts per hole etc.

 

[MendieGK]

Golf shake have a handicap tracking app which is free I think - also you can use it to track FIR, GIR, Putts etc also but rehired you to track manually and add after the round.

I use GolfShake, and love it. However, the app they have just released was downloaded and subsequently deleted within a couple of days. It was awful.

 

[Region3]

I use GolfShake, and love it. However, the app they have just released was downloaded and subsequently deleted within a couple of days. It was awful.

Is that a new app, or the old one updated?

 

[MendieGK]

Is that a new app, or the old one updated?

Came out about October i think. I much prefer entering onto the website via a browser anyway

 

[GreiginFife]

Golfshot Lite. Lets you record and save unlimited scorecards. Each data point capture feeds a stats engine that is excellent as well as very visual and meaningful.


The above is an example of the Fairways hit data. You get GIR, Putts per round (oddly I take less putts when I dont hit GIR), saves and scrambling as well as overall scoring graphs.

 

[SteveW86]

I use the swing by swing app on my iPhone.

The he free version does everything I want it to, there is a "pro" version which you have to pay an annual fee for I think but the extras weren't worth it in my opinion

 

[freddielong]

(oddly I take less putts when I dont hit GIR)

I would expect you to, you should be able to consistently chip the ball closer to the hole after missing the green than you would hitting an approach with a full 5 iron.

 

[GreiginFife]

I would expect you to, you should be able to consistently chip the ball closer to the hole after missing the green than you would hitting an approach with a full 5 iron.

Yes, yes I know this. It just looks a bit odd when you see it written down and nailed to a page like some sort of fact.

 

[tsped83]

I use the Nike 360 app. It's simple and easy to use without being over bearing and too stat intensive. And it's free!

 

[chrisd]

With your game I'd have thought you'd be able to just remember them in your head!!

 

[mcbroon]

Golfshot is very good. Easy to use and easy to interpret the stats.

 

[Region3]

With your game I'd have thought you'd be able to just remember them in your head!!

I can remember every shot of the last round I played until I play again. A year's worth is pushing though

 

[Region3]

I got golfshake and golfshot.

Golfshot seemed like a long-winded way of entering a round, more suited to doing it as you play.
Golfshake was a lot easier and is the one I'll stick with for now unless I find something better.

It's not very in depth, but looks to do the basics pretty well.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

As comprehensive as you'll ever want http://www.strokeaverage.com/

 

[Region3]

As comprehensive as you'll ever want http://www.strokeaverage.com/

It's certainly very comprehensive, but £48 a year is not for me.

Unless they offer a money back guarantee if your handicap doesn't come down?