Handicap Tracker

[Derty]

Does anybody have a good app that they use to track their rounds/handicap? 

I have used a few, cannot remember the names, but they never were very good or accurately tracked my handicap. I usually save all my scorecards which is nice, but I'd like to upload all those scores. 

[iacas]

We have a number of existing topics on this, but my recommendation is to simply sign up for a GHIN account.

You can even join an eClub.

[Lugowskins]

  On 3/10/2020 at 1:24 PM, Derty said:

Does anybody have a good app that they use to track their rounds/handicap? 

I have used a few, cannot remember the names, but they never were very good or accurately tracked my handicap. I usually save all my scorecards which is nice, but I'd like to upload all those scores. 

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The one I found recently is The Grint I haven't been able to get on the course yet due to weather but just exploring the site and the app it looks pretty phenomenal. I think it's like 40 bucks a year has tons of great stat tracking and gives you a USGA compliant handicap card among some other pretty cool features. 

[DaveP043]

  On 3/10/2020 at 1:24 PM, Derty said:

Does anybody have a good app that they use to track their rounds/handicap? 

I have used a few, cannot remember the names, but they never were very good or accurately tracked my handicap. I usually save all my scorecards which is nice, but I'd like to upload all those scores. 

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You can join the Wisconsin Golf Association, the USGA's officially allied golf association for your area.  You can then maintain an official Handicap through them, using the golf course computer, their app, or your home computer.  They don't use GHIN, but its still the official handicap provider for all of Wisconsin.

Membership Benefits | Wisconsin State Golf Association – WSGA

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The Wisconsin State Golf Association is the governing body of amateur golf in Wisconsin, providing members with a USGA Handicap Index, tournaments and more.

I believe there are still free handicap services, but they're unlikely to offer an officially recognized handicap.  

[David in FL]

  On 3/10/2020 at 1:51 PM, iacas said:

We have a number of existing topics on this, but my recommendation is to simply sign up for a GHIN account.

You can even join an eClub.

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^^^  This  ^^^
 

 

[tehuti]

If you don’t want to join a course that also includes an official handicap I would recommend The Grint.

[Shermanator]

The Grint offers you a handicap if you decide to pay for it.