Every round you post is read by an AI analyst and turned into three things a scorecard has never given anyone:
And ShotIQ™, your dedicated AI Analyst, works across all three — ask it anything, from one shot in today’s round to patterns across your entire history.
Your scorecard code is applied automatically. Takes a minute.
“Most golf apps may help you track your game. The EvoGolf Platform helps you develop it.”
Received complimentary early access.
| Hole | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Par | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5 | 4 |
| Score | 5 | 4 | 4 | 6 | 4 |
| Putts | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
| FW | ← | ✓ | – | ← | ✓ |
One photo of one card. 275+ metrics, one AI analyst. Phone stays in the bag.
Recording what happened is table stakes. Development needs three things working together, on every round, and that is the platform.
275+ metrics and per-shot Strokes Gained on every round, measured against PGA Tour baselines. Not what your score was. What caused it.
Practice priorities ranked by stroke value, each with the root cause and the drills to fix it. You stop guessing what to work on first.
Every round builds your record. Category trends across your season show whether the work is working, before your scoring average can.
Most apps do one of these. The platform is all three, on every round you ever post, without a sensor or a screen on the course.
EvoGolf has full in-app entry, and some players like tapping their round in as they go. But the platform was built around the scorecard for a reason: your attention is the most valuable thing you carry on a course. Play with the card, and deal with the tech after the round.
In controlled studies, the mere presence of your own phone — face down, even switched off — measurably drained working memory and focus. Using it is worse: every tag is a task switch, and attention doesn’t switch back cleanly. Part of your mind is still in the entry screen while you stand over the next shot. And performance research is blunt about what that costs: skilled players get worse the moment their attention turns analytical mid-performance. Phone entry puts you in that state on every hole, in the rounds that count. A pencil mark asks for none of it. You were already writing down a score.
Ward et al. 2017 (mere smartphone presence reduces available cognitive capacity) · Leroy 2009 (attention residue from task switching) · Beilock et al. (skill-focused attention degrades expert execution)This player would have told you his putting cost him the round. The diagnostic says his driver cost twice as much, his short game is the only reason he broke 90, and his putting problem is a green-reading pattern, not a stroke flaw. That is the difference between a score and a diagnosis.
Free while EvoGolf is in beta. The card in your hand is the way in.
Your scorecard code is applied automatically. Takes a minute.
