Your golf.
Your score to par hole by hole, your greens in regulation, your putts, your stableford points and your index category, course after course. In a logbook that also holds your other sports.
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Birdie
The score to par, hole by hole
You note the par and the strokes of each hole: the logbook names the score to par, from birdie to triple bogey, and counts each kind over the season. The hole in one has its own family.
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- Stroke play
- Stableford
- Match play
- Scramble
- Foursomes
- Greensomes
- Four-ball
- Par competition
8 formats of play
Stroke play, stableford, match play, scramble, foursome, greensome, four-ball, par competition: the format changes the meaning of the score. The list opens to those of your club.
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36 points
Stableford, hole by hole
The points of each hole are noted, and the total of the round follows. 36 points is playing to your handicap; when you only keep the points, the gross stays unknown.
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3 & 2
Match play, with its margin
Won, lost or halved, then the margin as the club says it: 1 up, 3 & 2, 5 & 4. Inter-club matches are filed under team championships, at home or away.
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- Hit
- Missed left
- Missed right
- Not applicable (par 3)
Fairway, green and putts
For each hole, the fairway hit or missed left or right, the green in regulation and the putts. Up and down and sand save are only offered after a missed green.
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- Black
- White
- Yellow
- Blue
- Red
- Orange
- Violet
7 tees, from black to violet
The course rating, the slope and the par of the course are taken from your last round on the same course from the same tee. The playing handicap of the day and the net are noted beside the gross.
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- 5th series
- 4th series
- 3rd series
- 2nd series
- 1st series
Your FFGolf index category
5 steps, from the fifth to the first category, each dated, beside your WHS Handicap Index and its curve. The logbook records the index your federation publishes, without calculating it.
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- Replay this course
- Next round
The course you played last time
Choosing a course already played offers “Replay this course”, which recreates its holes, each with its par: only the strokes remain to note. “Next round” carries on with the same settings.
More than 2,500 ways to read your golf
25 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 77 indicators to cross with 33 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 25ready-made analyses
- 77indicators
- 33criteria
- 2,541possible combinations
- Your average gross score, month by month
- Your best gross score on each course
- Your average stableford points, month by month
- Your average net score, month by month
- Your holes at birdie, at par, at bogey and worse
- Your average strokes on par 3s, par 4s and par 5s
- The hole that costs you most, hole after hole
- Your strokes per hole, depending on whether the fairway is hit or missed
- Your putts per hole, green hit or missed in regulation
- Your putts per round, month by month
- Your greens hit in regulation and those you miss
- Your pars saved after a missed green
- Your average gross score by format of play
- Your average place by format of play
- Your match-play games won, lost or halved
- Your average gross score by weather
- Your average score to par, season after season
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the rounds behind it open up. And every figure says how many rounds it is based on.
The total, read from the holes
A round is kept with its date and its score; the course, the format and the number of holes are chosen straight away. Once the holes are noted, the gross and the points follow from them.
- Under stableford, the points; under match play, the result: won, lost or halved, then the margin.
- The gross and the points, taken from the holes when you note them.
- The course among those already played, the format from the list or added, the number of holes: 18, 9, short course or pitch and putt.
Your rounds, course by course
Each line gives the course, the format and what counts: the gross, the net, the stableford points, the score to par and the match-play result.
Round score to par: +21- Up to four players on the card, each with their strokes hole by hole; in stroke play, the places follow from them.
- “Print the logbook”: the list of your rounds as a PDF.
One score, and that is all
A date and a score are enough to keep a round. The hole by hole, the weather and the tee come when you feel like it, or never.
Gross, net, points and place
The gross, the net and the playing handicap of the day, the stableford points when the format counts them, the number of ranked players and your place. A two-round championship stays one competition, each round counts as one round.
Everything golf brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Individual, pairs and team
- Outcomes: did not finish and disqualified
- Training, friendly round and competition
- Format (8), gross score, net score, adjusted gross score, score differential, stableford score, match play result (3), match play margin (18), putts in the round, holes played (3), course par, round score to par…
- “Next round” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Club competition, individual championship and team championship
- Rounds: qualifying and final
Rankings
- 4 systems: Index, Series, WAGR and OWGR
- Series: 5th series to 1st series, 5 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: gross score
Watch and files
- Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- Best score by course
- Birdies, pars and bogeys
- The costliest hole
- Holes in one
- Score by hole type
- Putts
- Putts per round
- One, two or three putts
- Fairways
- Greens in regulation
- Scrambling
- Sand saves
- By format
- Match play
- Net score
- Every figure says how many rounds it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Golf, and everything you do alongside it
Do you also play disc golf, minigolf, bowling? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 rounds; Premium opens your whole history.
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