One tap per stroke
A large target on iPhone and Apple Watch keeps the count without turning the round into data entry.
Free scoring + optional Pro
SimplyStroke begins with one job: keep count. Free does that on iPhone and Apple Watch. Pro helps you remember what those rounds added up to.
Free core
No account or credit card is required to start a solo round. Core scoring stays unlimited, including on Apple Watch.
A large target on iPhone and Apple Watch keeps the count without turning the round into data entry.
Fix a stray tap, add a penalty, move to the next hole, and let the scorecard total itself.
Keep scoring through a dead zone. Your solo round remains local first and syncs after service returns.
Choose from more than 40,000 courses, use nearby search, or skip setup and start counting immediately.
Share a six-character code and let each golfer keep their own score on the same live card. Friends can join as guests.
Connect rounds to your account, keep them across devices, and share a finished scorecard without exposing private details.
Apple Watch
Tap to add a stroke, feel the confirmation, undo a mistake, add a penalty, and advance holes from the Watch. Scoring remains free. With Pro, open More whenever you want to attach a club or dictated text to the latest stroke. Nothing interrupts the next tap.
SimplyStroke Pro
Pro adds memory, context, and planning. It never puts a paywall in the middle of counting a stroke.
Open every completed round, with 9-hole and 18-hole results kept separate.
Follow averages, best scores, trends, goals, and a visual season recap.
Revisit hole averages, front/back patterns, challenges, and a best-ever composite card.
Keep regular groups together and revisit comparable shared results.
Connect several rounds and follow cumulative gross results across the trip.
Attach personal notes and photos to the scorecard you want to remember.
Recognize a photographed card on iPhone, then review every value before saving.
From More on iPhone or Apple Watch, optionally attach a club or dictated text to your latest stroke without storing raw audio.
Still deliberately simple
One less thing to think about