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You might do this for example if you created a club but had never used it. You would then need to assign this club to a tag slot to be able to start tracking that club.It is important to make sure ...

It is important to create and assign your clubs to your My Bag before you play for accurate club tracking.Before creating and assigning your clubs you should make sure your tags are correctly set u...

You might need to edit a created club if, for example, you played and uploaded a round before setting up your clubs in My Bag. In such cases, the system will generate a set of default clubs, which ...

You may want to remove a club from its current tag slot if, for example, you’ve lost the tag originally assigned to it. For instance, if you’ve misplaced your Driver’s ‘D’ tag and replaced it with ...

You may need to assign a club to a tag slot if you’ve created a club in your My Bag but haven’t yet used it, or if you’ve replaced a tag and want to reassign a club. Assigning a club to a tag allow...

Creating a club in the My Bag section allows you to personalise your setup and ensure your Shot Scope system accurately tracks performance. You can do this from both the mobile app and the web dash...

To access your My Bag screen on your mobile and tablet devices please follow the below:iOS device1) Log into your Shot Scope app.2) Then tap on the 'More' button bottom right.3) From the options th...

When viewing your clubs in the Shot Scope mobile app or dashboard, you may notice that some clubs appear in different colours—such as yellow. This is intentional and designed to help you easily dis...

If you play and upload a round before setting up your clubs in the My Bag section, Shot Scope will automatically create placeholder (default) clubs based on the tags used during that round.For exam...

The Shot Scope team works continuously to keep the club database up to date. However, if your club make or model isn’t listed when creating a club in the My Bag feature, you can request for it to b...