Golf Tracker 3.1

Released:	2006-09-30
Last Updated:	2006-12-30
License:	$19.95
Publisher:	Duck Software
Language:	English
Platform:	Windows
Requirements:	16MB DRAM
Install:	Install and Uninstall
Downloads:	62
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Publisher's Description:

Golf Tracker - Golf Tracker is a fun way to organize all the information on your golf game. The program can help you see where you are doing well and where your golf game needs improvement. Golf Tracker compiles statistics for each round as well as totals on all the rounds you have entered. The golf round statistics as well as some of the overall statistics like handicap, best round, and worst round are shown on the main screen. The rest of the overall averages and totals are shown when you click on the "Totals" button. All of the statistical information can be sorted by golf course so you can track your stroke improvement on a specific course as well as overall. Golf statistics that the software tracks for each round of golf include strokes, putts, drive length average, fairway shots, greens in regulation, water balls, lost balls, bunkers, out of bounds, par 3 average, par 4 average, par 5 average, eagles, birdies, pars, bogies, and green fees. Totals and averages of many of these fields are then tracked for all your 18-hole golf rounds including handicap (or average strokes over par), average strokes per round, best round, worst round, and total number of rounds. Golf Track also allows you to add in photos for each golf round. You can have one photo that will be displayed on the main screen when that golf round is highlighted. Up to three photos can be stored per round. The program also allows you to print out details of your golf rounds, totals and averages, course lists, and more. You can also print out a score card prior to playing the round so you can easily fill in the details while you are playing. Help files are included in the program, as well. Print outs of your golf rounds are available and you can print out a score card prior to playing a course.