
Golf OneTap Score - Scorecard
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One tap. One stroke. On iPhone or Apple Watch. The fastest way to keep your golf score. Tap the button on your wrist, or the big button on your iPhone, and the stroke is counted. Whichever you use, the other one updates right away.
■ No ads. No in-app purchases. No subscription
No upgrade prompts at the start of every round. Every feature is there from the first tap.
■ Enter scores on iPhone or Apple Watch
Use your watch during the round, and your iPhone's big screen for partners' scores and later fixes. The same round, from either device. No Apple Watch? The iPhone app works on its own.
■ Fast, and hard to get wrong
One button fills most of the screen — big enough to hit with a glove on, while walking. Miss? Undo takes back exactly the last tap.
■ Double tap to count
On Apple Watch Series 9 or later and Ultra 2, tap your thumb and index finger together twice to add a stroke — no need to touch the screen.
■ Putts counted at the same time
The putt button adds a stroke and a putt together. No reconstructing your putt count after the round.
■ Your partners' scores too
Record up to three playing partners. On iPhone, everyone fits on one screen. Partners' scores never count toward your stats or personal best.
■ Log strokes without unlocking
Big buttons on your iPhone Lock Screen and Dynamic Island record strokes and putts. They also show your hole and total, so there's no need to open the app.
■ Built not to lose your rounds
Every stroke is saved the moment you tap. If the app quits mid-round, your strokes are still there. If your Apple Watch loses its connection, anything that didn't get through is kept and sent as soon as it reconnects. On Apple Watch the round is recorded as a golf workout, so the app keeps running between holes.
■ A full 18 on one charge
No GPS tracking while you play, so your battery lasts the round.
■ A scorecard worth posting
Share your round as an image in 14 designs, six of them using your own photo, sized for both social posts and stories. Choose whether to include your partners. Plain text works too.
■ Forgot your watch? Add the round later
Pick a date and enter a past round. Snap your paper scorecard and the numbers are read for you — on your iPhone only; the photo is never saved or sent. You can change the date afterwards too.
■ Side games for your group
Olympics, closest to the pin, long drive, match play and Las Vegas. Match play and Las Vegas are worked out from your strokes. Points only.
■ Add the course afterwards
You can start without a course name. When you finish, tap "Find courses nearby" while you're still there. About 29,000 courses worldwide are included.
■ Stats by course
See how often you've played each course, your best and your average there.
■ Starting on the back nine
Start on 10 and the app says "Hole 10", matching the marker you're standing on. Over 18 holes it runs 10 to 18, then 1 to 9.
■ Best and average on your watch face
Put a widget on your Apple Watch face or your iPhone Home and Lock Screens. Your best score and the average of your last 20 rounds, at a glance.
■ Your rounds are yours to keep
· Automatic backup to iCloud Drive (only if you turn it on; it goes to your own iCloud)
· Export a backup file to restore on a new iPhone
· Export a CSV scorecard for Excel or Numbers
Restoring never deletes what you already have.
■ What it records
Strokes / putts / OB / penalties / partners' strokes / side-game points
■ Privacy
Your rounds are stored on your own iPhone and Apple Watch. Nothing is sent to MOTTO's servers, and there's no account to create. Automatic backup to iCloud Drive happens only if you turn it on.
■ Requirements
iPhone with iOS 17.0 or later. To use with Apple Watch: watchOS 10.0 or later.
Course data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0)
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What's New in Golf OneTap Score
2.8
November 4, 2026
Tapping strokes now updates the number instantly, with no animation. The iPhone input screen adds OB, and OBs and penalties are counted separately. Stats charts are easier to read and let you choose the period. Photo scorecards now come in six designs. The course name shows during a round, and greens are brighter in Dark Mode
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