Creating Your Player Profile

Choose your measurement units for tees, fairways and greens

Overview – Show missing putt locations and show missing location warning settings

Show missing putt locations

Record all GPS locations for putting

Show missing location warnings

Show help

Creating tags

Number of rounds

Subscription and login

Show Post-Game Entry

My Bag – Favourite clubs in my bag – The recovery stroke

Managing the display of your clubs

Delete and edit clubs

How to add a club to your golf bag

Personalise the distances in my bag

Approach and putting thresholds – What are report threshold colours

How to set up your personal report thresholds – Advanced setting

Tees, fairway and green measurements

Good stroke target %

Good putt target %

Good putts %

Approach zones

Arrival on green targets

Colours representing errors – Approach to the green

What are passive and dangerous pin placements

Passive pin placement, dangerous pin placement approach decisions

Approach colours

How the colour matrix works – An example

Putting zones – On the green

Change the colours in the putting and dangerous pin placement colour matrices

Moving a colour

Putt zones

Putting colours

Backing up and syncing your data

Golf course setup

List of courses

Setting up your own golf course

Advise of changes or share your course with other users

Add new course – Creating a scorecard for your course

Edit course – Actions – Tee configurations of hole

Add tee

Copy tee

Rename tee

Delete tee

Add new hole

Edit hole – Update the details for every hole

Duplicate a hole

GPS locations – Create your GPS tee, mid-point location and pin positions

Creating courses off or on the course

Create tee position – Off the course

Create dogleg mid-point – Off the course

Create pin position – Off the course

Toggle hole display

Create tee, mid-point and pin position – On the course

Merging courses

Round history, report about the day’s play

Tagged rounds – Displaying rounds

Round details – Add a round

Edit course for this round – Edit hole

Edit clubs – For this round

My scorecard

Print a manual scorecard

My completed scorecard

Strokes scorecard – Entering your data on the course

Tee distance displayed on the strokes screen on your scorecard

Add stroke

Automatic loading of your locations

On the course – Range finders – GPS (Global positioning system) and distance to pin

How to accurately record your distances

What happens if I do not tap At My Ball?

Stroke options

Going for the green

Dangerous pin placement (Attacked)

Select club – Tee and fairway

Stroke result

Fairway in regulation (FIR)

Small screen mobiles

Select club – On the green

Show missing putt location warnings

Show missing location warnings

Duplicate stroke numbers

How to enter data during your round – Mobile or manual card

On course – Simple Inputting procedure

Off the fairway, rough or bunkers

Recording all of the details after you hit the ball

Recording some of the details before and some after you hit the ball

Removing penalties and inserting additional bunker strokes

On the green

Warning: Check your stroke numbers

Mapping the location of your strokes at home

How to record a lost ball

Pickups in par, stableford, and match play rounds

Entering your data – Off the course using your phone – Post-game stroke entry

Updating clubs used, distances and stroke quality

Round reports

How to quickly review the watchMynumbers scorecard

Greens In regulation (GIR)

Going for the green

Colours used in the score column

Off the tee, from the fairway, rough and bunkers

Approach to the green

On the green – Putting

Forwarding your data

Forwarding your scorecard

Round review

Correcting your data entries

Maps

Round statistics

Past or recent trend

Approach and putting thresholds

Threshold percentage using an example of 5%

Positive (or higher numbers) are better and Negative (or lower numbers) are better

Examples where positive higher numbers are better

Examples where negative lower numbers are better

Change the unit of measurement

Tags

Comparing current and historical results or best and selected results

Focus, summary and detailed statistical reports, graphics and rounds ranked reports

Detailed and summary reports

What is nett strokes, and why is this number important

Nett strokes example – Elite golfer playing off scratch or better (+)

Nett strokes example – Handicapped golfer

Handicap golfers’ course configuration

Graphics

Types of Graphs

Push up – down bar momentum

Line and Fill

Grid Distance and Dispersion by Club

Bar and Line

High – low distance by club

Rounds Rank

How to view a round ranked report

How a rounds ranked report is created

Yellow column box – Overview

Components of a rounds ranked report

Golden rule when creating a rounds ranked report

Column group

Decimal places

Clubs

Position tee, fairway and green

Good and errors classification

Hole

Approach and putting distances

Change statistical type

Focus reports

Negative (lower numbers) and Positive (higher numbers) are better

Components of a Focus report

How a focus report is created

Set up your targets

Review trends by number of rounds or by dates

Move to previous rounds and your averages

My ratings