Less guessing.
More knowing.
Find your feel here. Record your real club distances in OnePar, then return to what you learned before your next round.
Know what’s in your bagYour golf practice, recorded
Practice makes par.
Give yours a record.
OnePar is a golf practice log and scorecard. Log the clubs you practice with, keep your distances and notes, and return knowing more about your game.
Pick a spot. Take a couple of shots. Find a little feel.
Coming first to iPhone.
About the practice demo
This illustrative demo is separate from OnePar, a practice log and scorecard. Demo shots and results are not saved to the app.
Weather changes the scene, not the shot physics. Camera motion and ball flight have separate controls. You can replay a shot without adding an attempt.
01 / THE RANGE
Less guessing.
- Your clubsBalls and carry distances for each club
- Your sessionsTime, feel and notes from every visit
- Your progressCompared with your own averages
App preview · Example records
A little room to practice
Choose your day
Warm sunshine. A different day is worth remembering.
The practice groundRange. Putting.
Range. Putting.
Short game.
The 3D view is unavailable here. You can still explore each area with the controls below.
Pick a place. Take a shot.
Choose your club150 yd example
Set strength, then swing.
Your club: Putter · Choose your distance
Find a little feel12 ft example
Your club: Wedge · Choose your landing spot
Pick a landing spot20 yd example
Set strength, then chip.
Your range markers0 attempts
A few tries. A little more feel.
Choose a club. Set strength, then swing.
Record your next real session.
Keep your clubs, distances and notes in OnePar.
Enjoy the practice. Remember what matters.Bring it into OnePar
From the practice ground to your pocket
A little practice.
A clearer picture.
Start with the clubs you used. Add the details that matter to you.
Come back knowing a little more about your game.
About these app previews
These prototype app captures show example records. Exploring them does not enter or save a session. Final release screens may differ.
Your game belongs to you
On your phone.
In your hands.
Your clubs, sessions, notes and scores stay in the app’s storage on your phone. OnePar does not receive those records.
You choose what to export or share. Your phone’s backup settings may also include app data.
What about the website and sharing?
This describes the app’s golf records. The website and early access list have a separate privacy notice. An export leaves the app only when you choose where to send it. Apple may provide anonymous crash reports if you enable that in your phone settings.
03 / A record for the whole year
The seasons change.
Your practice adds up.
Keep your sessions and useful thoughts together, ready for whenever you return.
What is worth keeping?
A PROMPT FOR YOUR NEXT SESSION
From “I think I hit it…”
to “Here’s what I recorded.”
to “Here’s what I recorded.”
Return to your own record, whatever the season.
04 / From practice into playDifferent ground.
Your clubs. Your distances. Your decisions.Different ground.
The same game.
Take what you recorded
to the first tee.
ONEPAR / ON THE COURSEMore present
More present
for the round.
A place for the details, so you can get back to the game.
About the round preview
These prototype app captures show example records. This page does not start or save a round. Recorded distances are a reference, not GPS measurements or predictions.
App preview · Example records
Scroll inside the phone to see the full screen.
01 / 04
THE USEFUL PART
Play the round.
Keep what it teaches you.
Keep what it teaches you.
Practice makes Par.
One session. One round. Your own record.
05 / Your game over timeSmall sessions.
Small sessions.
A story worth keeping.
One day can feel different from the next. Your record helps you see the work between them.
LOOK BACK. FIND YOUR NEXT STEP.
A QUESTION TO TAKE BACK TO PRACTICE
App preview · Example records
Scroll inside the phone to explore.
About the progress preview
These prototype app captures show example records, not your personal progress. They reflect entered records, not automatic shot detection or coaching. Final release screens may differ.
Your game, over timeBetter starts with
Better starts with
what you notice.
Progress isn't always a lower number.
Keep the thought that helped.
A short note can give your next session a familiar starting point.
06 / Built with golfersYour next idea
Your next idea
could help someone
else get started.
Tell us what helps you practice and what gets in the way.
More about community ideas
Practice with others, shared progress and device connections are ideas to explore, not live services or promised features.
07 / A few things worth knowingA clearer picture.
A clearer picture.
Before you begin.
Good questions belong here, too.
What do I need to record?
Start by marking the clubs you practiced with. Add ball counts and distances when useful, then rate how the session felt from 1 to 5. A short note can hold something you want to try again.
Do I need a sensor or a launch monitor?
The practice logging shown here uses information you enter. You can begin without a connected device. Device connections are a future collaboration opportunity, not a feature promised in this page.
Will OnePar tell me which club to hit?
Your recorded practice carry distances give you a reference on the course. They do not predict the next shot or account automatically for wind, lie or elevation. You make the club choice.
What if I’m new to golf—or coming back?
You can start with the clubs you used and a note about how it felt. You don’t need a detailed history to begin keeping one. OnePar’s aim is to make recording practice approachable, at your own pace.
Who can see my golf records?
Your clubs, practice sessions, notes and scores stay in the app’s storage on your phone. OnePar does not receive those records. You choose what to export or share. Device backups may include app data, and optional Apple crash reporting is separate. Website and early-access information have their own privacy notice.
Can I bring my notes to a coach?
Keep the useful feeling, adjustment or question with the session and refer to it during a lesson. Sharing and exports are your choice. This preview does not show a connected coach account or coaching portal.
Can I join group practice or connect a device today?
Community practice, device connections and venue collaborations are directions we want to explore with golfers and partners. They are not presented here as live services or confirmed partnerships.
Where can I find availability and testing updates?
OnePar is in development and coming first to iPhone. Android is planned, with no release date announced yet. Join the early-access list below for testing and launch updates; you can choose iPhone or Android interest, and you can leave the list at any time.
Join early access ↓08 / A bigger invitationMore people.
A vision to explore together.More people.
More ways into golf.
Help more people find their way into golf and a reason to return.
Good ideas need
people behind them.
We welcome conversations with equipment makers, places to play, coaches and youth organizations.
MAKE THE FIRST STEP A LITTLE EASIERA first bucket can be
A first bucket can be
the start of something.
For a young person, getting into golf can begin with access to a club, a place to practice, and someone willing to help. We would love to explore donated range time, equipment support, pro bono expertise and support for local youth programs.
Start by listening to the organizations already doing the work.
Explore youth golf through First Tee ↗First Tee is an independent youth development organization. This reference does not imply a OnePar partnership or endorsement. No donations are collected on this page.Bring your clubs.
Your curiosity.
Your next idea.
A little practice. A useful record.
A game you can keep growing into.
ONEPARPractice makes Par.Back to the beginning ↑