Golfshot has spent fifteen years perfecting the number you see before the shot. golfity works on the number you get after it. Both live on your phone, both are free to start, and they answer completely different questions about your round.
You play once or twice a month and you are not running a data project. This checklist keeps tracking to four notes per hole and a three-minute review afterward, and still tells you where your strokes are going.
Rounded yardages, guessed putt lengths, and the round you never logged because you shot 94. Small data entry habits move your strokes gained numbers far enough to send you to the wrong practice green.
Your bad shots are not random. They cluster in a direction, a distance, and a club, and once you can see the pattern you can aim around it. A statistical look at miss management.
"Aim for the center" is a decent default, but it is not a strategy. Here is how to turn your own distance, dispersion and miss-pattern data into a specific target and club on every par 3 you play.
One round tells you almost nothing. The stats tab in golfity pulls every round you have logged into one view, and the filter turns that pile of data into a before-and-after you can act on.