The final step is to choose the feel of the shot and then register the shot.
Select GOOD if it felt like a good shot, OK if it was average, and BAD if it was a failure based on the feel during the shot.
The feel you select will affect the shot's deviation (distance, direction).
Details of each feel are as follows:
GOOD Deviation: Low
Choose GOOD if it was a good shot.
OK Deviation: Average
Choose OK if it was an average shot.
BAD Deviation: High
Choose BAD if it was a failed shot.
JUST Deviation: None
This is used when you know the exact distance (e.g., using a distance measuring device).
There is no deviation from the feel, but wind and lie corrections will still apply.
SKIP Deviation: Average
This is used when you want to skip a shot.
The corrections will be the same as OK.
Feel free to use this when you want to skip a driver shot or a short distance, or to play at your own pace.
RANDOM Deviation: Low – High
Use this when the shot direction is unknown.
Direction and feel will be registered randomly.
The feel you select will be displayed in your round history, shot logs, and club analysis, allowing you to analyze your weaker clubs.