Below Par records your round in two taps a hole, works out where your strokes actually go, and hands you one drill to fix the biggest leak. No points, no streaks, no badges — just your golf, in plain language.
Free to track rounds · iPhone and Apple Watch · No account needed to start
Not “GIR 33%”. Instead: thirty-four putts a round, four of them three-putts, and that’s where three shots are going. When there isn’t enough data to say something true, Below Par says that instead of showing you a zero.
Scoring is one big number between two buttons you can hit without looking. Putts and fairways are optional taps, not a form. Nothing on the card is smaller than your thumb, and nothing competes with it.
One drill at a time, chosen because of something that happened on the course last Saturday — and it tells you which round it came from. Fifteen minutes with a reason beats an hour of hitting balls.
Your score, holes played, fairways and putts stay at the top of the card the whole round. Everything recalculates as you tap, so the number you glance at on the 14th tee is the real one.
Your phone measures fifteen positions across nine phases of the swing — shoulder turn, hip turn, separation, tempo — and compares each to the range good swings live in. Then it stops measuring and starts talking: what stalled, what that costs you, and the ten-minute drill that fixes it.
Below Par keeps the USGA calculation honest — best eight of your last twenty — and tells you in a sentence what it’s waiting on. Log a round, see the index move, and know which part of your game moved it.
“I found out I wasn’t losing shots off the tee at all. Eleven rounds later I’m two strokes better and I’ve barely touched my driver.”
Free to track rounds, your handicap and your bag. Everything on the card works without a signal — it syncs when you’re back in range.