Export Your Golf Scores: Download Rounds, Holes, and Shots

Your golf data belongs to you. Every score, every shot, every strokes gained calculation you’ve tracked with golfity can be exported anytime for analysis outside the app. Whether you want to build custom charts, combine data with other sources, or simply keep a backup, the export feature puts your data in your hands.

Three Export Options for Different Needs

golfity exports data as CSV files, a universal format that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or any spreadsheet application. You can choose from three different export levels:

Rounds Export

Each row represents one complete round. The file includes:

• Date and course played
• Total score
• Number of putts
• Fairways hit percentage
• Greens in regulation
• Total strokes gained

Use this export for tracking your scoring trends over time or comparing performance across different courses.

Holes Export

One row for each hole you’ve played across all your rounds. Data includes:

• Hole number and par
• Score on the hole
• Number of putts
• Fairway hit (yes/no)
• Green in regulation (yes/no)
• Round ID to link back to the parent round

This format works well for analyzing specific hole types. Filter by par 5s to see your scoring distribution, or examine your putting on par 3s separately from other holes.

Shots Export

The most detailed export contains every individual shot. Each row includes:

• Starting distance and lie (tee, fairway, rough, sand, green)
• Ending distance and lie
• Club used
• Strokes gained for that shot
• Hole and round identifiers

Shot-level data enables serious analysis. You can calculate your strokes gained by club, identify patterns in your misses, or build visualizations showing exactly where you gain and lose strokes.

Why Export Matters for Improvement

golfity provides comprehensive analysis within the app, but sometimes you need flexibility that only raw data offers:

Custom Visualizations: Build charts that show exactly what you want to see. Plot your driver strokes gained over time, create heat maps of your approach shot distances, or graph your putting performance by putt length.

Combine with Other Data: Merge your golf data with practice logs, fitness tracking, or equipment changes to find correlations.

Historical Record: Keep permanent backups of your golf history. Your data stays accessible regardless of app changes or service interruptions.

Share with Coaches: Export specific rounds or time periods to share detailed shot data with instructors or playing partners.

How to Export Your Data

Access the export feature from the golfity app menu:

1. Open golfity
2. Tap the menu icon in the top right
3. Select “Export”
4. Choose which data type to download (rounds, holes, or shots)
5. Save the CSV file to your device

The export includes all rounds you’ve tracked, from your first to your most recent. Each file downloads instantly, ready for analysis.

Analysis Ideas Using Exported Data

Once you have your data in a spreadsheet, here are some analyses to try:

Strokes Gained Trends: Chart your total strokes gained over your last 20 rounds. Are you improving?

Category Breakdown: Calculate average strokes gained for driving, approach, short game, and putting separately. Where do you need the most work?

Course Comparison: Filter by course to see where you perform best and where you struggle.

Scoring Correlation: Scatter plot your strokes gained driving against final score. How much does your driving actually affect your score?

Your Data, Your Analysis

golfity tracks your golf with tour-level strokes gained analytics, but the analysis doesn’t have to stop there. Export your scores and explore your game however you want. Build the visualizations that matter to you. Dig into the details that standard reports don’t show.

For more on what you can track within the app, see how to track a new round of golf or learn about the strokes gained home page for quick performance summaries.

Your scores are yours. Do whatever makes sense for your game.