What is a program?
A program is the shared coaching space for a group of golfers. A coach uses it to organize participants, invitations, attendance, practice goals, rounds, and feedback in one place.
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A program is the shared coaching space for a group of golfers. A coach uses it to organize participants, invitations, attendance, practice goals, rounds, and feedback in one place.
A coach leads a program and reviews progress. A participant is a golfer enrolled in that program. A tester is a participant helping us evaluate the beta experience.
Open the complete private invitation link from your coach. Create an account or sign in, then reopen the same link and choose Accept invitation.
Read the pilot orientation first, then complete your golfer profile. After that you can record rounds, set practice goals, reflect on progress, and share feedback.
Choose Fun for a casual round and Competitive for an event or a round you want grouped with competitive play. It is only a comparison label; it does not rate your ability.
No. Choose scorecard-only capture if you did not measure your shots. When you choose shot tracking, drafts can be saved with partial details, but submission requires hole yardage, every stroke's category, travelled and remaining distances for non-putt shots, each putt's start length, and a final holed-out stroke. Mark penalty strokes as Penalty; they do not need a travelled distance. Unknown measurements are never guessed.
Keep the scorecard tab open. Use Sign in in a new tab, complete sign-in, then return and retry saving. Your unsaved entries remain on the original screen; refreshing or closing it would lose those entries.
It is the measured distance from the ball's new position to the hole after the shot. It is not hole yardage minus distance travelled: doglegs and shot direction make that subtraction unreliable. Mark a holed-out ball and its remaining distance becomes zero. Putt start lengths use feet and inches.
Par is needed to show score relative to par. For the pilot, enter par for every played hole before submitting a new enhanced scorecard; older records with missing par remain incomplete rather than guessed.
When enhanced round capture is enabled for your program, enter the number of holes you actually played and the first hole you played. The scorecard follows the course's hole numbers and wraps from 18 to 1.
They summarize only your submitted rounds in the selected program, with recorded sample counts. Course and tee conditions can differ, so comparisons are descriptive conversation starters—not proof that something caused a change, a prediction, or strokes gained.
Yes. Anonymous feedback is supported. Signed-in feedback can optionally include your account context, and screenshots are held privately for safety review.
The tester area shows aggregate pilot progress. The admin area is for authorized operations staff to monitor cohort health without exposing private participant messages, screenshots, passwords, or credentials.
Check spam or junk mail, confirm that you entered the correct address, and try again. If the problem continues, contact your coach or use the feedback page.