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.
The range rewards different skills than the course does. This guide shows which first-round stats to track and which range habits to leave behind.
Your first handicap will bounce around before it settles, and that is completely normal. Here is how many rounds you actually need, why early numbers are so volatile, and how to build a baseline you can trust.
New to golfity? This getting started guide walks you through account setup, club configuration, tracking your first round, and reading your strokes gained stats.
You do not need to track everything from day one. Start with five simple stats, build the habit, and graduate to strokes gained when you are ready. Here is exactly what to measure and why it matters.
Tracking your scores does not have to mean slow play. With the right approach, you can capture useful data during your round in seconds per hole — and actually improve faster because of it.