Golf Stats Recording/Tracking

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By Sam R

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  1. Sam R

    Sam R
    Swindon, Wiltshire

    Anyone got any recommendations of stats recording/tracking websites?

    I'd been using Decade (Birdie Fire) so recording distance of each shot and lies each shot were etc, but it appears to get the sort of level of stats i'm after you need to pay for an upgraded account but it's extortionate and wasn't how it was advertised.

    I've been speaking to a few people in the industry/know pros and the following have been suggested: http://www.strokeaverage.com/ www.golfstattracker.co.uk/ http://golfmetrics.com/ https://www.golfdatalab.com/

    All of these seem to have one level of account/subscription.

    Anyone used any of these or know of any others to consider?

  2. Have you looked at Arccos?
  3. Rob_Roth1

    Rob_Roth1
    San Diego, CA

    Did you check 18 birdies?

    They have a bunch of tracking stuff
  4. Joel L

    Joel L
    Milton, GA

    I have used "The Grint"(free) for basic stats for several years. I tried ShotbyShot.com(paid) for a couple of years which gives good stats. I have been using DECADE(paid) this year with good results. The putting stats are extensive. They send you videos based on stats to help your game. Is seems to be more for the high end player. They have been making improvements to the site all year.

    They all tell me to improve my GIR. DUH!
  5. I have been using The Grint (premium) for the last 3 seasons. Have no complaints at all. Plus you get a USGA handicap through it as well.
  6. Joe D

    Joe D
    Minooka, IL

    18 Birdies have tracking status,track and record shots,etc,saves your rounds for handicap.
    Still in experiment stages for me
    The just launched a premium.
  7. Military
    Shotbyshot.com. Founder of the strokes gained stat. Easy to record during the round.
  8. BAWBAG

    BAWBAG
    Dunfermline, Fife

    I use the SkyCaddie Linx GT Watch with Tags and find this brilliant for stats
  9. david s

    david s
    South Wales

    I use the SkyCaddie Touch, its only this year I've started entering my scores, previously I just used it for distance measuring.
    I'm pleased with the stats you get from the Sky Golf 360 with relatively low effort, just entering a few details as you leave the green, score, fairway hit or miss, number of puts, you can also edit it later when you hook it up to your PC if you've forgot. Makes the annual subscription a lot more value.
  10. kevin g

    kevin g
    Hayward, CA

    18 Birdies is the way to go .
  11. I have started using Pinpoint.golf. It comes with 30 days free trial so you will have enough time to observe it for your usage.
  12. Rob L

    Rob L
    CANADA

    I'm using The Grint for all my tracking.
  13. JGutierrez

    JGutierrez
    New City, NY

    18 Birdies is pretty cool and easy to navigate.
  14. Mary Beth S.

    Mary Beth S.
    Lenexa, KS

    I really like The Grint Pro, which I have used for a couple of years now and really like the stats it gives over the course of your "career".
  15. Joe M

    Joe M
    Fire Lieutenant (Ret)

    I use GRINT also. Allows for good tracking and round sharing
  16. Cowger3

    Cowger3
    Lake tapps, WA

    I currently use Arccos Caddie and like it. Especially since this year I got new irons and clubs. It has helped with my new distances with the new clubs and giving me stats on my misses. Yes there is a subscription fee but I think it's worth it. You have to tweak some shots after each hole. Now they will post the score through GHIN for your handicap.
  17. Dino S

    Dino S
    Dayton, OH

    Military
    Has anyone used both The Grint and 18 Birdies? If so, is one better or easier to use? I currently use the Garmin app in my phone but it seems pretty limited.
  18. I've been using Arccos for the past 575 rounds. It compiles a ton of information to help improve your game. My handicap went from an 8 to a 1.

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