Golf Round Log: Shot Review

On the course, one shot at a time.
Log the club you hit and what the ball did, and the strokes you are losing come into view.

Shot Review is a golf round log and score analysis app. Record your play shot by shot on the course, then look back on it with statistics and AI analysis.

A scorecard tells you that you shot 85 today. It doesn't tell you why. Where you lost the strokes, or which mistakes you kept repeating. A round becomes data you carry into your next practice session and your next round.

■ Log a golf round shot by shot

Record the club, the shot type, where you played from (the lie), the distance to the pin, your rating of the strike, and what went wrong - one shot at a time.

You choose the fields you enter. The default set covers what the statistics need and is tap-based rather than typed, so logging keeps up with your pace of play. Turn fields off to move faster, or turn on carry distance, wind, slope and notes for more detail.

Afterwards you see not just "that hole was a double bogey", but the shots that led to it.

■ Start a round at about 2,000 Japanese golf courses

About 2,000 Japanese golf clubs are in the app - close to every one in the country, short and nine-hole courses aside - listed nearest first or by name, so you can start a round moments after you arrive.

For a club that isn't listed, photograph a blank scorecard: the app reads the club name, course names, pars, hole handicaps and tee yardages. Check what it read, then register it. No scorecard to hand? Enter it all manually.

■ Golf stats: score, clubs, putting and approach

Your logged shots are aggregated from several angles: score, by club, by par, misses, lie, putting and course.

- Where you are losing strokes
- Which mistakes come up most
- Which part of your game is a strength

The more rounds you log, the more tendencies you would never notice by feel start to show. Even without AI, the statistics alone let you review your golf.

■ AI analysis of a single golf round

Using your logged shots and statistics, AI analyzes the round. It lays out what went well, what cost you strokes, and what to address first, putting into words what the numbers alone don't make obvious.

Even on the free plan you get one single-round AI analysis a month, plus two trial runs outside the monthly allowance.

■ Multi-round analysis finds what keeps repeating

One bad shot might just be one bad shot.
The same mistake happening again and again might be the thing to work on first.

Multi-round AI analysis reads across up to 20 rounds for chronic tendencies and changes over time - the strengths and the patterns that one round can't show. Once you have logged five rounds, you can try it free.

■ Log, review and practice as one cycle

Log every shot.
See it in the statistics.
Analyze it with AI.
Practice with a clear goal.
Check it on your next round.

Chasing your first round under 100, or under 90? The numbers show what to fix.

■ Free and Premium

[Free]
- Shot-by-shot logging
- Scorecards and shot details for every round you have played
- Basic stats across your entire round history
- Single-round AI analysis: once a month, plus two trial runs
- Multi-round AI analysis: one free run after five logged rounds

[Premium]
- Dig into breakdowns by distance, club and putt length
- Switch period or course, and line up your history at the same course
- AI analysis: 10 times a month
- Multi-round AI analysis, ongoing

* The monthly AI allowance is shared between single- and multi-round analysis. Trial runs don't count towards it. Allowances may change.
* AI analysis is generated from your logged data and is provided for reference. It does not guarantee accuracy or an improved score.
* Course data in the app (hole layout, pars, hole handicaps and tee yardages) is compiled from each club's official website and may differ from the current setup.

Start free, and try logging a round shot by shot.

Recent changes:
・You can now insert a shot you forgot to record.
・You can now fill in the distance to the pin with one tap, using an estimate from your previous shot.
・Comparing with the average of players who score in the 70s, 80s, or 90s is now free on the Overall tab in Stats. Each average appears once enough data is collected.