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Shot Scope launches personalised data reports

Dare Ports provides golfers with a detailed analysis of their performance to help identify areas for improvement.

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Shot Scope has launched a new range of personalised Data Reports, giving golfers a detailed analysis of their on-course performance and helping them identify areas for improvement.

Available to Shot Scope shot-tracking users, the reports use data collected from previous rounds to provide a comprehensive breakdown of a golfer’s game, highlighting key strengths, weaknesses and opportunities to lower scores.

With more than 500 million shots tracked across its platforms and golfers improving by an average of 4.1 shots when using the Shot Scope ecosystem, the company has built one of the most extensive databases in amateur golf.

Using this data, golfers who have tracked their rounds with Shot Scope’s V5 and X5 GPS watches, previous watch models and other shot-tracking products can now purchase a personalised report analysing their performance over time.

Each report examines key areas of a golfer’s game, including driving, approach play, short game and putting, alongside strokes gained statistics and scoring trends. Through detailed graphs, performance data and expert analysis, golfers can better understand where they are gaining and losing shots, helping them make more informed decisions about their game.

With the 2027 golf season approaching, the reports also provide golfers with an opportunity to review their performance, establish realistic goals and focus their practice on the areas that could have the greatest impact on their scores.

Three personalised report options are available:

  • The Starter: An introductory report of approximately 8–15 slides, providing an overview of a golfer’s key performance statistics, strengths and areas for improvement.
  • The Caddie: A detailed analysis of a golfer’s performance at their most-played course, identifying scoring trends and opportunities to improve course management and lower scores.
  • The Analyst: The most comprehensive option, featuring approximately 40–50 pages of detailed analysis covering long-term performance trends, strokes gained, scoring patterns and all four key areas of the game. This option also includes The Caddie analysis.

By providing golfers with a clearer understanding of their performance, the reports aim to help players make better use of their data, whether identifying weaknesses, monitoring progress or developing a more structured approach to practice and course management.

Shot Scope’s personalised Data Reports are available now, with prices starting from £39.99/€49.99. Further information, including example reports, can be found at shotscope.com.

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