Every course you play, kept.

GOOD TRACK


Where you played. Who you played with. What you shot, what you thought, and where you're playing next. Good Track is your golf journal and clubhouse, built around everything before and after the round.

Coming to iPhone and Mac. Free to use.

More than a scorecard.

Most golf apps are built for the four hours you're on the course. Good Track remembers everything around it.

Log the round. Save who you played with. Add photos, what you paid and how the greens were. Rate the course and write it up. Watch your Passport grow. Then plan the next one.

It's the first thing you see: your next tee time, your Foursome, a course worth knowing today, and where the pros are playing this week. Plus memories from your own golf, like the round you played a year ago today.

And instead of another "Good afternoon," a line from a playing partner who knows golf:

"I've got eyes on it."

A new one every day. Mostly encouragement. Occasionally a little grief. Just like the Tee Box.

Walk into the Clubhouse.

Good Track doesn't guess your golf friends from likes or follows. It knows who you actually play with. Your four most-played partners are Your Foursome, and everyone else lines up beneath them on The Rest of the Tee Sheet.

Every round can change the standings. See this year, or all time.

Your partners don't need the app to count. When they join, they can claim their spot.

Your Top Four is earned one round at a time.

Course, date, score, who you played with, photos, what you paid, how it played. That's enough. If you planned the round in Good Track, most of it is already filled in, and the Clubhouse asks how it went.

Log it in a minute. Remember it for years.

Jot a few honest notes and Good Track turns them into a review in your voice, from what you actually said. Edit anything. Your notes are kept as you wrote them, and nothing is posted unless you post it.

Reviews without the homework.

How much golf have you actually seen?

Every course you play goes into your Course Passport, on a map. State Passports show how far you've got through every course in a state: New Hampshire, 15 of 123.

See where you've been, what's left, and which state is calling next.

"Another one for the Passport."

Find your next Good Track.

Search over 14,000 U.S. courses, or see what's nearby. Every course page shows your own history there: how often you've played it, your best score, your rating, who you play it with most. Save the ones you're after to Want to Play.

And when the pros are somewhere interesting, the Clubhouse shows you the course.

"Watch it Sunday. Save it Monday. Play it someday."

You're not starting over.

Already track your golf in 18Birdies? Bring your rounds with you, and years of golf count from day one: in your history, your Passports and your Foursome.

Imported rounds stay yours. They don't write reviews for you, and they don't fill your friends' feeds. You played them; you still decide what you thought.

Good Track isn't trying to replace your rangefinder.

Keep the apps and gadgets you like for the round itself. Use Good Track for the bigger story.

Find the course

Plan the round

Save the tee time

Know who's playing

Before:

Log it and rate it

Write it up

Remember it

Add it to the Passport

After:

Free records it. Pro connects the dots.

Good Track Pro is a one purchase, yours for good. No subscription, no renewals.
Less than a dozen premium golf balls. Cloud review writing includes a generous monthly allowance.

Unlimited rounds, ratings, photos and reviews

Review writing on your iPhone

Your Foursome and the Feed

Course and State Passports

Tee-time planning

Import your golf history

Good Track (Free)

Reviews written for Google, Facebook, Instagram and more

More writing choices

Your own rankings, tags and course lists

More insights about your golf, as they arrive

(Pro pricing will be announced at launch.)

Good Track Pro

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