Atlas Golf

Atlas Golf – Improve Your Game with Data Atlas is a mobile app for tracking and improving your golf game. Stop guessing and see exactly which shots cost you the most – and where you can win those crucial strokes back. Atlas combines ultrafast manual shot logging and advanced analytics into one powerful practice engine. Map-based shot logging, Strokes Gained analysis, and analysis views require a Pro subscription (auto-renewable). How does Atlas help you? ● Ultrafast shot logging: Log your shots fast in seconds with just a few taps. The map-based tracking takes only one tap: drop the shot on the map, and Atlas automatically recognizes the lie and calculates distances to the pin and the next target. Reviewing your own performance is always a good practice anyway. ● Strokes Gained analysis: Atlas compares the outcome of every shot to its statistical expected value, giving you an objective look at the true impact of each individual stroke on your score. ● Track your progress: Compare your performance to your target handicap and even to the PGA Tour level. Atlas shows exactly how much and in which areas you need to improve to reach the next level, round by round. ● Personal analysis: Advanced metrics reveal trends and dispersion patterns for your full shots and short game, ensuring you always know what is essential in your game. Why choose Atlas? ● Improve faster: The best progress happens when you practice exactly what improves your score the most. ● Just your phone is enough: You don't need any separate sensors; the app works entirely on your phone. ● Facts, not guesswork: Atlas is built purely on hard data and expert analysis. It makes every practice session better by providing an objective picture of your strengths and weaknesses. ● Finnish design: Atlas is developed by the Helsinki-based Atlas Technologies Oy. Download Atlas and subscribe to Pro to start improving your game. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.atlasgolf.fi/privacy