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Shot tracking on your wrist

You can now track every shot of your round — club, lie, distance, where the ball ended up — entirely from your wrist. The Squabbit Apple Watch and Wear OS apps now have full shot-tracker flows that pair with the phone, plus there’s a redesigned shot tracker on the phone itself for when you’d rather tap than wear a watch.

Apple Watch overlaid on an iPhone, both showing the Squabbit shot tracker on the same par 4 — phone has Driver and 6 iron shots drawn on the map, watch shows the lie and club picker for the next shot

Pick lie + club, tap Track shot

Open the watch app on your hole and you’ll see two horizontal chip rows — one for your lie (Tee, Fairway, 1st cut, Rough, Bunker, Green, etc.) and one for your club. Both rows are pre-ranked for the upcoming shot:

Tap Track shot and the watch flips to a recording screen with a giant live yardage from where the shot started. Walk to your ball, tap Stop, and the shot is saved.

Apple Watch shot tracker picker showing Fairway lie selected and 5 iron pre-picked for the upcoming approach shot

Penalty? Finish hole? Same screen.

If your shot ends up in trouble, tap Penalty on the recording screen instead of Stop. You’ll get a chip row for the penalty type (Water, Lateral, OB, Lost, Unplayable) and stroke count. Off the tee, the watch defaults to OB on par 4s/5s and Water on par 3s — matching what most amateurs hit into.

When you’re close to the cup, a small flag button appears next to Stop. Tap it to commit the in-flight shot and finish the hole in one move — no more reaching back to the phone to tap End hole.

The stats fill themselves in

Because every shot has a recorded start, end, club, and lie, Squabbit pulls a whole stack of stats out of the data without you having to log a thing:

The per-hole shot polylines on the map also make it easy to spot exactly where you bled strokes — and the dispersion plots show your real-world miss patterns at a glance.

Approach dispersion plot in Squabbit showing where the player's approach shots ended up around the pin, color-coded by distance band (50-100, 100-150, 150-200, 200 plus yards)

The Bag

The new Bag screen (under your profile) lets you build out the clubs you actually play. Pick a brand from the catalog (TaylorMade, Titleist, Callaway, PXG, etc.), set the model, loft, and your typical total distance, and the picker uses those to rank clubs against the remaining yardage to the pin. Custom clubs are supported — flop wedge, oddball brand, whatever — and you can leave the distance blank for clubs you don’t care to track.

Bag screen on Squabbit showing Driver, 3 Wood, 4 Hybrid, and 5 Iron with manufacturer logos and yardages

Phone-only? Phone tracking too.

If you’d rather not wear a watch, the same tracker is built into the scorecard’s map view: a low-profile picker pinned to the bottom of the map, plus a Track shot pill. Tap to start a shot, walk to your ball, tap Stop. The map shows your tracked shots as colored markers (one per club, color-coded by the lie you played from) connected by polylines — so you can see at a glance how the hole played.

Phone scorecard map showing tracked Driver, 3 Wood, 52-degree wedge, and putter shots on a par 5 with the inline shot picker pinned to the bottom

Re-tee, drops, and edits

Hit your drive into the water? Pick a penalty on the watch and we’ll handle the rest:

Tap any shot marker on the phone map to nudge it, change the club, or remove it — useful when GPS jitter saves a shot 5 yards from where it really ended.

Get the watch app

The Apple Watch app installs alongside the iPhone app from the App Store; the Wear OS app is bundled with the Android app from Google Play. Open it on the watch, start tracking shots, and your hole stats fill in as you play.