What it fixes
Sound familiar?
“I practise, but I can't tell if it's working.”
With DiscGolf Journal
Log practice sessions with throw counts and notes, and follow your scores on a trend graph.
“Good swing thoughts are gone by the next round.”
With DiscGolf Journal
Build a library of technique cues and drills, and attach them to each practice session.
“Casual rounds with friends skew my numbers.”
With DiscGolf Journal
Mark casual rounds separately from scored rounds, so your trend shows the rounds that count.
How it works
01
Log the round
Course, score, title and notes, with photos and videos. Or import the round from an Apple Watch workout.
- Scored and casual rounds
- Photos and videos to check your form
02
Log the practice
Where you practised, how many discs you threw, and the cues and drills you worked on.
- Throw counts
- Your own cue and drill library
03
Watch the scores move
A graph of your scores over time, so you can see whether the practice is paying off.
Everything about your game, in one place
Apple Watch rounds
Import rounds straight from Apple Watch workouts in Apple Health.
Practice sessions
Throw counts, locations and training notes for every session.
Cues and drills
A library of technique cues and practice drills you build yourself.
Photos and videos
Capture your form and keep it with the round or session.
Score trends
Performance graphs that show how your scores change over time.
No subscription, no ads
A clean, focused journal for your disc golf.
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Can I import rounds from my Apple Watch?
Yes. DiscGolf Journal can import a round from an Apple Watch workout in Apple Health.
Can I log practice as well as rounds?
Yes. Practice sessions have a location, a throw count, notes, and the technique cues and drills you worked on.
Does it keep casual rounds separate?
Yes. Mark a round as casual to keep it apart from your scored rounds.
Is there a subscription?
No. DiscGolf Journal has no subscription and no ads.
Your next round, on the record
Rounds, practice, cues and drills, in one journal.
iPhone · iOS 18 or later