Tap ‘Enter Stroke Data,’ to start recording the day’s round. To record a stroke, tap on any part of the line showing your starting hole.Read More

 As the tees are often moved forward or back from the set locations, the day’s scorecard will automatically update to reflect the day’s distance, when you tap on At My Ball on the Tee and At The Pin when you are on the green.Read More

 To add a stroke, tap Add Stroke. The Hole number, Par/Handicap (The round’s handicap entitlement for the day), and hole Index are shown in the first three black boxes at the top of the screen.Read More

 At the beginning of each hole, watchMynumbers preloads the Tee location for your first stroke. Excluding putts, on par threes, every player has 1 stroke, on par fours, 2 strokes, and on Par fives, 3 strokes.Read More

 It is difficult to use a range finder on par fours and fives, so players often rely on the GPS position, distance book or distance markers on the course to calculate the distance to the pin.Read More

 To properly record your distances, tap At My Ball when you arrive on the Tee box.Read More

 The Strokes screen lists all of your strokes on a hole. If you do not tap on At My Ball, there will be no GPS tracking recorded in Maps, and no information about your direction and progress on the hole.Read More

 The Stroke screen provides a range of options to record what occurred on the hole.Read More

 Low handicappers who can reach the green can use the Going for the Green button for all approaches.Read More

 Only low handicap and elite golfers should use the Dangerous pin placement and DPP Attacked (Dangerous Pin Placement Attacked) options.Read More