Shot Support

We recommend using the distance to the end of the grip not the tag to make sure no rules are being broken when taking a penalty drop.

The following article explains what the white boxes mean on a V2 when in a game mode. The boxes on the screen indicate what screen number is currently being viewed. Depending on which mode you are ...

You can easily update your handicap in the Shot Scope system using either the mobile app or the web dashboard. Your handicap helps tailor performance insights, so it's important to keep it accurate...

Shot Scope devices can be used in almost all amateur competitions. If you are playing in a competition that doesn’t allow the use of distance measuring devices then you can use the watch in Track m...

The following article will explain what are included in the settings for V2 watch.   To access the settings section of the watch follow these instructions: 1) Switch the watch on by pressing the to...

Shot Scope devices are designed specifically for use on the golf course and are not compatible with driving ranges or other practice facilities.This is because our shot tracking and distance calcul...

Change Units in the Mobile App:Open the Shot Scope app and log in.Tap the “More” tab in the bottom-right corner.Select “Settings”.Tap “Measurement Units”.Choose either Yards or Meters, depending on...

You can choose whether your statistics on the Shot Scope web dashboard are displayed in yards or meters, depending on your personal preference.Follow the steps below to update your unit settings: G...

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...

There is no 4 putt option on the first PinCollect screen. If you press themiddle left button you will scroll to a second PinCollect screen where you will find a 4 putt option. You can then press th...