Log your round in under 2 minutes (or tick a printed card as you play and scan it), see where your game breaks down, and finally practice with purpose.
You spend hours on the range but your scores stay flat. Without real data, you can't tell whether your short game, approach shots, or putting is holding you back. Simple Golf Stats changes that.
Start Tracking for FreeNo shot-by-shot tracking, no GPS gadgets. Just the stats that actually tell you where to improve.
Enter your key stats after a round in under 2 minutes. Pick the stats you care about, like greens in regulation, drives in play, three-putts, and double bogeys, and log 9 or 18 holes.
Watch your stats evolve over time with clear, visual trend lines. Spot patterns, see what's improving, and catch regressions before they cost you strokes.
See how your stats stack up against golfers at your handicap level. Know whether your putting is truly the problem — or if it's your approach game all along.
Performance Analysis ranks your stats by how closely they track your score and shows your average next to golfers at your handicap, so you can see which part of your game costs you the most.
Print a pocket-sized card for the stats you track and tick a box as you play each hole. After the round, take a photo and the app fills in your stats for you. Review, adjust, and save.
Logging rounds, trends, Performance Analysis, and benchmarks are free. SimpleStats Pro is one annual subscription that adds Scorecard Scan, premium stats, and every Pro feature we add in the future.
Your subscription follows your Simple Golf Stats account, so it works on any iPhone you sign in to. Cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.
No complicated setup. Download, play, and log — it's that simple.
Enjoy your round without distractions. Track nothing on the course, or tick a printed card as you go.
After your round, enter your key stats in under 2 minutes, or scan your card with Pro.
View trends, compare to benchmarks, and get clear direction on where to focus your practice time.
Golfers are improving with data