Take control of your game with golfity's new Private Rounds feature. Now you decide which golf scores are for your eyes only.
Until now, every score you entered in golfity was visible to other users, making it easy to share your progress and compete. But we understand that sometimes you want to keep certain rounds to yourself—maybe you’re testing new techniques, trying out a different strategy, or simply having an off day.
With the new Private Rounds feature, you have the flexibility to set any score you enter as private, so only you can see it.
When you start a round you will see a button to define the visibility for the round, which can be public or private. Once marked, that score will only be visible to you.
Whether you’re keepiYour private golf scores will not show in the general feed of any user, in your user page or in the course page, you will be the only one who can see them. When you look at your own user page, you will see your private rounds marked with a lock.
Whether you’re keeping track of personal experiments or just prefer some rounds to stay off the public leaderboard, Private Rounds give you the control you need.
Golf is all about personal growth, and sometimes the best way to improve is without an audience.
This feature lets you enjoy the freedom to play and experiment in a way that’s comfortable for you. No more worrying about how others perceive your score—just focus on your game.
Download golfity now and take control of your golf scores today!
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