Shot Support

How to Wear the Shot Scope Watch While PlayingTo ensure accurate shot tracking, it’s important to wear your Shot Scope watch correctly. Here's how to get the best performance from your device:Which...

You may want to remove a club from its current tag slot if, for example, you’ve lost the tag originally assigned to it. For instance, if you’ve misplaced your Driver’s ‘D’ tag and replaced it with ...

If your desired tee set isn’t listed, you can easily create a new one by following these steps:1. Start from Your RoundOpen the round you wish to edit.Click on "Edit & Sign Off".2. Open the Tee Set...

If you’re having trouble finding your course in the Shot Scope system, follow the best practices outlined below to improve your search results. If you still can’t find it, we'll show you how to req...

AppWhen viewing a hole map in the app, distances will display on the left-hand side of the screen in your chosen unit (yards or metres).Bottom distance: Shows the distance to the target (crosshair)...

Exclusive to the Shot Scope X5 GPS watch, the Hole Map View allows you to overlay your Performance Average (P-Avg) distances directly onto the course map, using personal club data from your Shot Sc...

If your tee shot consistently shows up on a different tee than the one you actually played from, it's likely due to a course mapping issue.What’s Happening?When a tee location isn't properly mapped...

P-AVG, short for Performance Average, is a key distance metric in your Shot Scope stats. It’s designed to give you a more realistic and consistent understanding of how far you typically hit each cl...

Can I Use My Device for a Partial Round?Yes, your Shot Scope device can be used when playing a partial round.If you're not playing a full 18 holes — for example, just 9 holes or finishing early — y...

How to Update the Time on Your Shot Scope DeviceIf your Shot Scope device is showing the incorrect time, you can update it quickly by connecting it to the mobile app. The device syncs its time with...