golfity has introduced a new "Shot Accuracy" feature that lets you easily track where your shots land—on target, short, long, left, or right—helping you identify patterns and improve your game.
We're thrilled to introduce a brand-new feature that so many of you have been asking for: shot accuracy!
With the Accuracy feature, you can easily track where each of your shots lands. After each shot, just select whether the ball landed on target, short, long, left, or right.
golfity will then calculate detailed stats for each round and your overall performance, helping you spot any patterns in your misses. Are you slicing those drives? Hooking all the short irons? You can even track misses for your putts if you want.
Understanding where your shots tend to miss can be a game-changer. With these insights, you can tweak your technique, make better decisions on the course, and ultimately play more consistent golf.
Every feature in golfity is designed to give you an edge on the course. With our easy-to-use scorekeeping, detailed analytics (including strokes gained), and now the new Accuracy feature, you get the insights you need to find areas for improvement. Over time, you'll see how small changes in your game can lead to better scores and a more enjoyable experience.
Ready to take your golfing experience to the next level? Download golfity today and see how having a personalized golf companion can change the way you play. Whether you're stepping onto the course for the first time or aiming for a lower handicap, golfity is here to help you reach your golfing goals.
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