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Derek Skeen
@dskeen · October 22, 2026

I'm an ambidextrous player (there are dozens of us, dozens!!!) so I'm not sure I see myself using this long term since it doesn't really capture my game when you regularly throw both shots with both arms. That said, I have to know if I'm experiencing a scoring bug or am too dumb to use the interface: this is every hole but for illustration, take a par 3. I throw, walk to my lie, log my throw. If I'm <C2, it asks whether I made the putt. Say I click yes! Marks me down as a hole in one, and auto-advances to the next hole? basically it always marks me 1 stroke better than I threw.

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Brian@thelakehouse
its set up where you log the throw from where you threw, not where you land Throw disc, pull out phone log it as you threw disc X walk to where it landed, throw log throw, as you threw disc y and made it
Oct 22
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Rob@vijil
Ah. I find this unintuitive. I'd rather walk to the disc, hit "pick up disc" and then it asks me what disc, what type of throw it was, whether it went in (in which case it ingores the gps and just puts it in the basket) and whatever else. I'm really struggling to remember to log a throw after throwing. A decade of muscle memory means I throw and immediately start walking.
Oct 22
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Derek@dskeen
wish I could add a photo to the comments, because there's constantly a note showing up under the shot logger button that says "walk to your disc, then log from there" that definitely needs to be rephrased.
Oct 22
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Brian@thelakehouse
ya, that shows after you log your first throw. (i feel you with the not being able to attach images in replies
Oct 22
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Brian@thelakehouse
this might help too there is a tutorial that is a little buried in the app... youtube.com/watch?is=hSNUz9jpanp2MlGL&v=IkkolFjNDmo&feature=youtu.be
Oct 22
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Mikey@mikey
I will look into this and work on making it more intuitive for you guys! @thelakehouse @dskeen @vijil
Oct 23
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Timmi@timmi
I'm ambidextrous too. my forehand sucks. but about 40% of the holes on my home course work better left handed, and I do much better.
Oct 23