Keep your attention in the round.
Record your shots on the EvoGolf scorecard without opening an app between shots.
From a paper scorecard to a practice plan.
Every posted round is measured across 340+ performance metrics, producing 600+ performance data points. This tour follows one demo account through the platform: capture, the seven views of a round, tournament events, your history and trends, practice priorities, and ShotIQ.
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A scorecard and a pencil.
Your phone stays in the bag.
What you do here: record your shots on the EvoGolf scorecard during the round, then photograph the card and post it when you are done. Prefer digital? Enter the round in the app or on the web instead.
Finish the round. Then post.
Photograph your card, review the details, and post when you’re done. Give the analysis its own time.
Build your development record.
Every posted round adds evidence. Revisit recurring patterns, work on the specific gaps, and track what changes.
Seven views of one round.
What you learn here: where the round won and lost strokes, by category, by hole and by shot. Every posted round produces all seven views. Pick a view, then open its notes for what it measures and what it tells you.
The 30-second read of your round: where strokes were won, where they were lost, and what to take into your next practice session.
Overview
What it measures
- Key stats — fairways, GIR, putts, scoring average
- Strokes Gained per category — Tee, Approach, Short Game, Putting
- Performance by par — par 3, par 4, par 5 separated
- Score flow chart across all 18 holes
- Round SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
- Recommended practice priorities, ranked by SG impact
What it tells you
- Which part of your game cost you the most strokes
- Whether you scored differently on par 3s versus par 5s
- Where in the round you peaked and where you fell off
- Your single most important practice focus
Scorecard Detail
What it measures
- Per-hole summary — score, putts, penalties, fairway hit, GIR, up-and-down
- Strokes Gained for every individual shot vs. scoring average
- Shot-by-shot table — shot type, lie, distance to pin, shot distance, SG impact
- Hole navigation across all 18 holes
- Categorical breakdown — drives, approaches, chips, putts, penalties
What it tells you
- The single shot on each hole that cost you the most
- Where your recovery shots saved you (or didn’t)
- Which lie types you handle well and which crush you
- The shots that would shave the most strokes if you could play them again
Tee Shots
What it measures
- Fairway accuracy overall, by par type (3/4/5), and by hole shape
- Outcome breakdown — fairway, rough, sand, hazard, OB
- Directional miss pattern — left / center / right distribution
- Strokes Gained on tee shots, with per-club averages
- Par 3 shot dispersion (radial chart — depth and lateral control)
- Recovery performance after missing fairway, plus penalty distribution
What it tells you
- Whether your misses are consistent or random
- The clubs you can actually trust off the tee
- How much your bad tee shots cost — and whether you recover or compound them
- The hole shapes (left-to-right vs right-to-left) that expose your shape under pressure
Approach
What it measures
- GIR and pin proximity by five distance bands — 30–75, 75–125, 125–150, 150–175, 175+
- Strokes Gained per distance band
- Per-club average distance and SG
- Shot dispersion pattern — radial chart with depth and lateral control
- Quality-of-strike percentage by distance
- Penalty risk on approach shots
What it tells you
- The distance band where you’re an asset vs. a liability
- Which clubs are ‘money’ and which are leaks
- Whether you tend to miss short, long, left, or right — broken down per club
- Realistic expectations: from 165 yards, are you a 25-foot proximity player or a 45-foot one?
Short Game
What it measures
- Total chips, up-and-down %, sand save %, scrambling %
- Average starting distance and average proximity to hole
- Performance by six distance buckets — 1–5, 6–10, 11–15, 16–20, 21–25, 26–30 yards
- Chip dispersion pattern — left / center / right of pin
- Trajectory analysis — low / medium / high impact on pin position and scoring outcome
- Chip-in rate
What it tells you
- Distances at which your short game converts vs. costs you
- Whether your bunker game is a strength or a hidden problem
- Trajectory tendencies — flopper or runner, and what’s actually working for you
- Pattern of where chips end up relative to the pin
Putting
What it measures
- Make rate by distance band — 0–3, 4–6, 7–10, 11–15, 16–25, 26+ feet
- Performance by slope, break, and the full slope × break miss-pattern matrix
- Miss-direction breakdown — low side, high side, short, long
- Speed-control modeling — remaining distance after first putt, by starting distance
- Impact of approach-shot position (front / pin-high / behind) on putting outcomes
What it tells you
- The exact distances at which your putting collapses
- Whether your stroke is the problem or your read is
- Which break direction you handle and which costs you strokes
- Speed-control gaps that lead to three-putts
- How approach proximity is mechanically connected to your putting score
Course Management
What it measures
- Momentum chart across all 18 holes, with mid-round slump detection
- How each hole affects the next — after birdie, par, bogey, or double
- Give-back pattern and bounce-back rate
- Streak patterns across consecutive hole groupings
- Scoring conversions — eagle, birdie, par-save, penalty recovery rates
What it tells you
- Whether you carry momentum hole-to-hole, or each hole is independent
- The mental pattern that follows your bad holes
- Where in the round you tend to lose focus
- Whether you’re converting your scoring opportunities or leaving them behind
- The single most fixable mental pattern in your round
Diagnose the tournament,
not just each round in it.
What you learn here: two rounds, three rounds, a four-day event: each becomes one diagnostic, analyzed at the same depth as a single round, so you see where the event was won or lost.
Instead of two scorecards, you see the tournament as one performance: 46.4% fairways, 59.3% greens, −6.9 strokes gained per round.
See whether you’re
actually getting better.
What you learn here: the same seven-category engine applied to every round you have posted, surfacing what recurs, what drifts, and the game underneath your scores. In the demo account, nine rounds averaging 75.9.
Every multi-round dashboard opens with ShotIQ’s summary: “Across 9 rounds averaging 75.9 … putting consistently costs 4–8 strokes per round”, with the key insight that putting loses 4.72 strokes a round from the 4–15 foot range.
See the trends
your scores hide.
What you learn here: direction and magnitude per category, and the crossover patterns that decide where your scores are headed next, even when the scorecard looks flat. ShotIQ writes the trend story before the trend chart.
“Your recent trajectory shows dramatic improvement in driving (jumped from −1.80 to +0.20 SG) … putting has dropped alarmingly from −0.71 to −2.67 SG.” The kind of paragraph no chart can write.
Driving recovered from −1.80 to +0.20. Putting dropped from −0.71 to −2.67. One category’s gain, another’s decline, in the same stretch of rounds. The four-card verdict per category sits in the history gallery above.The crossover one round can’t show you
Don’t guess
what to practice.
What you do here: read a ranked list of practice priorities, each paired with the statistic that flagged it, the root cause, and the drills to work on it. ShotIQ does the prioritization. You do the practice.
The full player analysis, ending in three ranked priorities. Scroll the frame or open it full screen.
1 · Putting conversion and lag control
Flagged by: 22–57% make rate from 4–6 feet; −4.72 strokes gained putting per round.
Root cause: lag distance control leaves long comeback putts; inconsistent start line on short putts.
- Lag putting to 3-foot circles from 25+ feet
- Gate drill from 4–6 feet for start line
2 · Long approach play (150+ yards)
Flagged by: 0–20% greens hit from 175+ yards.
Root cause: tempo or club selection changes under pressure with longer clubs.
- Tempo training with long irons
- Distance control taking extra club from 150+ yards
3 · Driving accuracy and consistency
Flagged by: 53.2% fairway accuracy with a left miss pattern.
Root cause: a consistent left miss suggests alignment or swing path.
- Alignment stick work on setup and target line
- Narrow fairway practice aiming for specific targets
Priorities exist for your round, your event and your full history, and update as your data changes. The figures above are the demo account’s; they are not a promise of strokes recovered.
Ask anything
about your game.
What you do here: ask a question in plain language. ShotIQ uses your scorecards, performance metrics and prior analysis to explain what the numbers mean and help you decide what to work on next.
ShotIQ in the app: one tap from every view.
AN EXAMPLE CONVERSATION
YOU
What’s going on with my approach shots from 75–125 yards?
SHOTIQ
From 75–125 yards you have lost 20.8 strokes over 10 rounds, −0.42 a shot — more per shot than any other distance. It is worse from the rough (−0.51) than the fairway (−0.37).
Practice distance control in that band: three clubs, three targets, from fairway and rough, recording where each shot finishes. Then revisit the band as you post more rounds.
Example response built from one player’s posted rounds. Full round-history context is included with Pro and Pro AI.
How it works
ShotIQ considers your scorecard, performance metrics and any prior analysis, then cites the numbers in the answer when they matter. Your real game, not generic golf advice.
Specific, not generic
“Practice putting more” becomes a prescription: your stats, your patterns, your distance-band breakdown.
One tap from every view
Home screen, any round, any trend chart, your practice plan. The question never has to leave the context where it came up.
ShotIQ is included on every edition. Player: 5 credits a month · Pro: 15 credits a month with full round-history context · Pro AI: 30 credits a month with full round-history context.
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