An accidental edge swipe can navigate away and stop GPS mid-round. Add this
to your Home Screen — Share → Add to Home Screen — and open it from there.
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vs par
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last throw
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to pin
Not moving yet.
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Logged — change it if that is wrong
Thrown with
Hole1
Logged.
Start a round to save this?
No round is running, so this mark cannot be stored yet. Starting one keeps
it — nothing is sent anywhere and no signal is needed.
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Track —
Start GPS and walk — your track draws here.
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Survey a fixed point —
Stand on the tee pad or at the pin, or set the phone down on it. Watch the
reading — once it says good you have what you
need and can press Done; longer only helps a little. Record every basket
and every tee pad the hole has — A/B/C placements, red and white and blue
pads. Standing on one you already surveyed sharpens it; standing somewhere
new records a new one. Label them as you go.
Hole
1
Add a label (optional)
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This round 0 stops
Stops appear here once you confirm them above.
Known points 0
Nothing surveyed yet. Points persist on this phone.
Course geometry — it belongs to the course, not this round. Manage it in
courses.
Settings GPS · sound
Live GPS
—m accuracy (±)
Tap Start to begin.
Version
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A stop is detected when you stay inside ~6 m for long enough — 20 s for a landing,
45 s at a known tee or basket. Walking between stops never records anything.
Fixed points accumulate. A tee measured across 5 visits is far better
than any single fix, because it is genuinely the same coordinate each time. A landing
can't be — it happens once — so it stays lower-confidence. That gap is exactly why
surveying is worth it.
Ambiguous stops get flagged, not dropped — too short, phone moved,
weak fix, or near-but-not-on a known point. Everything else records silently.