PinFlag records the target, the result, the club and the lie in two taps and computes strokes gained on your phone as you play. A dead zone never blocks a round.
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Aim, tap where the ball finished, confirm the club and the lie. Every shot is stored on the phone as you play, so a dead zone never stops a round, and any tap can be undone. Finish, and every shot carries its own strokes gained; the round adds up to a scorecard that scores itself, with a per-shot ledger you can audit, and it uploads to your account when the phone next has a connection.
- Two taps log a shot, target and result, with club and lie confirmed; the finish is placed on the hole, not typed
- Undo, move, or void any shot; penalties and drops are strokes, recorded as such
- A scorecard that scores itself: strokes, putts, penalties, and strokes gained per shot
- Works with no signal; the round uploads later and is never lost to a dead zone
Why it matters
- Tracking that slows play does not survive the third hole; two taps do.
- Two taps log the shot, target and result, and club and lie are confirmed in a single sheet rather than a form. Undo is always available, so a wrong tap costs a second rather than a hole.
- It works with no signal. Rounds are logged on the phone and upload when it next has a connection, which matters because the parts of a course with the most interesting decisions are often the parts with the least coverage.
- The two facts it records are the lie and distance before the shot and where the ball finished. That is all strokes gained needs, and every traditional statistic can be rebuilt from it afterwards.
How it works
- Target, then result. Two taps log a shot; confirm club and lie in one sheet.
- Play on. Shots record on your phone, so no signal never blocks play.
- Fix and finish. Undo or move any shot, then hole out to a scorecard that scores itself.
What is different here
- Works with no signal; a dead zone never blocks a round.
- Undo and corrections keep every total consistent.
- Each shot is labeled Measured or Estimated.
Who it is for. Golfers who want real per-shot data without becoming their own scorer.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a signal to track shots?
Can I undo a mistake?
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