Bokgi: Golf Scorecard & Swing

Bokgi is a golf round recorder: log your rounds in as much detail as you like, attach your shot videos, and look back on every round. Bokgi (복기, "bohk-gee") means replaying a game move by move after it's over. Korean Go players do it after every game, from the first stone to the last, to find the moment it turned. Bokgi brings that habit to golf: replay your round shot by shot, see which swing cost you the hole, and take it into your next round. ■ Pick the detail level for each round ① Score — just your strokes on each hole. Easy, even when you're out with friends. ② Score + putts — strokes and putts. ③ Detailed — for each shot, pick a club and how it felt (Good shot or Mishit), and it's saved. Add direction, shape, lie, result and distance to the pin only when you want, or fill them in after the round. Check Hazard or OB and the penalty stroke is added for you. On a busy hole, enter just the score. ■ Go back over every round A Detailed round opens on three tabs. Summary has your score, putts, GIR and scorecard. By hole shows one hole per page, with every shot and putt on a timeline next to its video. Videos lists the round's swings, filtered by club or by Good shot / Mishit. ■ Replay your swings Record a shot right away or pick a video from Photos. · Slow motion down to 0.1x and frame-by-frame stepping · Draw lines, angles, circles and freehand, then drag their points to adjust · Compare two swings side by side or overlaid, synced at impact or at any moment you pick · Keep reference videos from Photos — a pro's swing or your own best — and compare any shot with them ■ Video Lab Keep swings from outside your rounds — practice, lessons, a pro's swing — in the Videos tab, straight from Photos. Note the club, feel, place, camera angle (face-on or down-the-line), shot result (direction, shape, contact, distance) and tips for each, filter by angle or club, and compare any two side by side. Your round shot videos are there too. ■ Putting, in detail Log your read (distance, break and slope) and the result. When you miss, tap where the ball stopped and the distance left — it carries over as your next putt. ■ Mulligans and gimmes In a Detailed round, mark a shot as a mulligan and retake it with the same number: your score leaves the mulligan and its penalty out, and the summary still shows what you'd have shot with no mulligans. A gimme counts as one putt and ends the hole. ■ Share your round on your photo Make a summary card when the round is over. Pick from 11 layouts, then choose your score style (strokes or to par), stats like pars, birdies, eagles and putts, a hole-by-hole score line against par, the course and the date. Put it on a photo from the day or a frame from your swing video, pinch and drag it into place, and save it in feed (4:5) or story (9:16) size. Keep strokes (and putts in ② and ③) for up to 3 partners, and share a scorecard image or text too. ■ Stats that grow with every round Score trend (Score or No mulligans), averages and penalties on par 3s, 4s and 5s, direction, shape and good-shot rate by club, good-shot rate by lie, make rate by putt distance, and where your missed putts stopped. ■ Bring your past rounds Import rounds from a scorecard image saved in another golf app, or turn any spreadsheet or notes into Bokgi's format with an AI prompt. ■ Easy on the course Everything saves as you go, and reopening the app picks up the round you were playing. Left-handed? Switch your swing hand in Settings, and hooks, slices and putt breaks are recorded your way. A sample round shows what a detailed round looks like from the first launch.