Golf Handicap Tracker and Golf Tournament Analyzer, Golf Score Recorder features automatic Golf Handicap Calculation, Golf Score Recording and powerful Golf Tournament Management.

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No Entry Limits!

Enter an Unlimited number of scores for you or your friends.

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Help Wizards.

Integrated Help Wizards and Tutorials familiarise the user with the software.

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Share your Data!

The Playing Partner E-mailer allows the user share the reports and charts.

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Player and Course Libraries

Store details about your favorite courses and regular playing partners.

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Handicap Calculation.

Automatic Handicap Calculation based on USGA (US) or UK guidelines.

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Create Tournaments!

Create custom medal or stableford tournaments and leagues.

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Data Pro: Comparison Tools

Are you a competitve golfer? Would you like to compare your performance against other players? Or would you like to see how your performance fluctuates throughout the year? Then these are the tools for you.

The Player-vs-Player Comparison Tool:

The Player-vs-Player Comparison Tools allows you to select two golfers and compare how their performances measure up on a particular course. The results are displayed in an easy to read graph, plotting each player's average score over each hole. In the example below, you can see that Player 2 (in orange), has performed slighter better than player 1 (in blue) on the selected course (with the expection of holes 8 and 9).

The Month-vs-Month Comparison Tool:

The Month-vs-Month Comparison Tools allowins you to compare your performance on a particular course on a month by month basis. Are you really a fairweather golfer? If so, which holes do you suffer on the most when it's cold and damp? By selecting a course, then two specific months out of the year, you can determine when you are performing at your best, and your worst. In the example below, you can see that the player performs better in month 2 (February, in orange) compared to Month 1 (February, in blue).