When using GLFR, you have two options for register your score. You can toggle between them in the settings within the app.

**Simple scoring** is the traditional method of recording scores, where you enter your strokes after each hole.\
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You do this by going to the next hole by tapping the arrow, or by tapping on the \[Scorecard\].

GLFR will then automically input your strokes, as you got par. GLFR will automiatcally calculate the amount ekstra strokes you have, based on your handicap and course data. \
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**You can manually adjust the your strokes by tapping \[+/-\].** \
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From here you can also add strokes for other players. \
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Lastly hit \[Confirm\] for going to the next hole.

With **Shot Tracking** you input your stroke from your position, before each one of your strokes. \
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You track your strokes by tapping \[+\]. Everytime you hit \[+\] you add one stroke to your scorecard.

When using **Shot Tracking**, you can see the distance of each stroke in real-time. This provides instant feedback and gives you a clearer understanding of how far you hit with each club!

Your input with **Shot-tracking** can afterwards be used on <https://my.glfr.com/>to review your rounds, hole for hole. \
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On your my.GLFR page you will also found other statistics like FiR (*% of strokes hit from tee to fairway),* and GiR (*% of strokes within par lands on green)* and more!

If you have any questions regarding this, please reach out on [support@glfr.com](mailto:support@glfr.com)

This guide offers a overview of GLFR's scoring options, highlighting the benefits of both Simple Scoring and Shot Tracking. It explains how each method works, emphasizing the real-time feedback and detailed statistics available with Shot Tracking, which enhances your understanding of your game. By utilizing this guide, you'll be able to improve your scoring accuracy and gain insights into your performance on the course.