Know your
real numbers.
Golf Track tracks every shot automatically with no sensors, replays every hole you save, and builds your club distances from what you actually hit. Not what you think you hit.
Free · iPhone and Apple Watch · No subscription



The app
Real screens. Swipe through.










Front, middle, back. Plays like.
Big numbers on a satellite view of every hole. Plays-like yardage adjusts for wind, temperature, humidity and altitude, and the caddie line picks a club from your own distances.
- Tap anywhere on the map for a yardage
- Rain chance and wind on every hole
- Pace-of-play clock so the group behind stays happy

Save the hole. Watch it back.
Your watch picks up your swings and drops the pins. Save your score and the hole swings into view with every shot traced in. Wrong pin? Drag it after the round.
- Putts, fairways, greens and penalties tracked
- Flag a mis-hit and it stays out of your averages

How far you actually hit it.
Every tracked shot builds your bag: average, stock range and spread for each club, right next to the number you thought you hit. It's usually shorter.
No sensors.
No tags.
No homework.
Other trackers make you screw a sensor into every grip, keep them paired, and pay every year to see the data. Golf Track uses what's already on you.
GPS notices where you stopped and swung, and drops the pin.
It feels the swing too, so waiting on the group ahead never counts as a shot.
Wrong spot? Drag the pin on the map. Flag a mis-hit and it stays out of your averages.

A sensor in every grip
Your iPhone. Your Apple Watch if you have one.
Pair, charge, replace
Nothing to pair
Behind a yearly subscription
Free. No subscription.
Edit a list
Drag the pin on the map
Leave the phone in the bag.
Big yardages, score with the Digital Crown, and automatic shot detection. Everything lands back on your phone.



Questions
Is it actually free?
Yes. Golf Track is free on the App Store. No subscription and no paywalled features.
Android?
Coming soon. It's iPhone and Apple Watch for now.
Do I need sensors or an Apple Watch to track shots?
No sensors, ever. Your iPhone tracks shots from GPS on its own. An Apple Watch makes it sharper by feeling each swing, and adds wrist yardages and scoring.
Do my friends need the app?
To show up on the Board and get alerts, yes, and it's free. For Game day matches they don't: add them as guests and you tap in their score.
Is my course on there?
Most likely, and new courses are added all the time. If GPS isn't mapped for yours yet, you can still keep score and track every stat.
I used the web portal. Is my data still there?
Yes. Sign in to the app with the same account and every round comes with you. The player portal still works too.