When playing with GLFR, you have two options for registering your score. You can switch between the two in your settings within GLFR. 

**Simple-scoring** is your usual way of writing scores, why you input your strokes after each hole.

With **Shot-tracking** you input your stroke from your position, before each one of your strokes. 

Your input with **Shot-tracking** can afterwards be used on <https://my.glfr.com/>to re-watch you rounds, hole for hole. From the same 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!

This guide explains the two options available for registering your score with GLFR. Simple-scoring and Shot-tracking. It highlights the benefits of using Shot-tracking, such as the ability to re-watch your rounds and access additional statistics on my.GLFR. By using Shot-tracking, players can gain valuable insights into their performance and track their progress over time.

Shot-tracking / Simple-scoring