Shot Support

Course mapping is a crucial feature that helps ensure accurate distance measurements and provides a seamless experience while using your Shot Scope device. But what exactly does course mapping enta...

Once you have finished 9 or 18 holes, press the bottom left and right buttons to scroll until you see "End Round". You can press the top right button to end the round. You can then start a new roun...

If your device loses GPS signal during a round, you'll be notified with a message on the screen. Here's what to do:Automatic GPS SearchThe device will automatically begin searching for a GPS signal...

Your watch your watch will automatically move onto the next hole if you are wearing your device and walk onto each green. If you do not walk on each green you will have to press the bottom left and...

 When playing press the top right button beside the hazards icon to access distances to bunkers and water hazards. If you have button lock on you will need to press the bottom left button first to ...

If you are playing a course that has holes with multiple greens then the multiple green feature will automatically be on and this cannot be disabled.If you are playing a hole that has multiple gree...

Subscribing to a course ensures you receive updates whenever the course map is modified — for example, if a new bunker is added or a hole layout changes. When updates are available, you’ll be promp...

Shot Scope devices come pre-loaded with courses from our extensive database, so you generally don’t need to download a course before playing, unless it’s a newly built course or one that isn’t avai...

Follow the step-by-step instructions below to sync a course update to your Shot Scope device:Step 1: Power On Your DeviceTurn on your Shot Scope device by pressing the top left button.Step 2: Conne...

Top left button – Pressing the top left button will power on and power down your device. You will be asked to confirm the power down.Bottom left button and bottom right button – Will cycle through ...