Comparison
PinFlag vs. Shot Scope
Shot Scope charges nothing for its app: you buy a watch or tags once and the stats are free after that. PinFlag charges $14.99 a month, needs no hardware, and prices the target you are looking at before you swing rather than after the round.
PinFlag is best for
Golfers who want the cost of a target while they are standing over it.
Shot Scope is best for
Golfers who would rather pay once for hardware than every month for software, and who are happy to read the numbers after the round.
| PinFlag | Shot Scope | |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | $14.99 a month | None, the app and dashboard are free |
| Hardware to buy | None | A watch or club tags, bought once |
| When you get the number | Before the swing | After the round |
| Logging a shot | Two taps on the map, target and result, works with no signal | Automatic from club tags |
| Your dispersion on the hole | Shot Cloud, priced live | Post-round dispersion |
| Your own distances | Launch monitor import and logged rounds, labeled Measured | From tracked rounds |
Frequently asked questions
How does PinFlag log shots?
Two taps on the map, target and result, with the club and lie confirmed in one sheet, and it works with no signal. There are no tags or sensors to fit and nothing to charge, and because the target is placed before the swing, the shot is priced before you hit it.
Which is better for improving?
They work at different moments. Automatic tracking tells you what happened; PinFlag tells you what a target is worth while you can still change your mind about it.
Can I use my own measured distances in PinFlag?
Yes. Import a launch monitor file and your real carry distances sit behind every number.
By The PinFlag Team.
See it on your own course
PinFlag prices the target you pick on the hole you are playing, before you swing.
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