The same clubs. Again.
You reach for what feels good. The clubs that need a little attention stay in the bag.

PRACTICE MAKES PAR.
Remember what you worked on. See what you overlooked. Make a plan for the next bucket.
Coming first to iPhone. Android will follow.
A practice journal for the golfer who keeps showing up.
A little more intention
Actual OnePar prototype screens.
WHEREVER YOU PUT IN THE WORK.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
You show up. You hit a bucket. Then life happens, and the details disappear.
You reach for what feels good. The clubs that need a little attention stay in the bag.
That feeling, that swing thought, that thing to ask your coach. Gone by next weekend.
You want to practice with intention. It helps to know where you left off.
OnePar turnsI think I worked on thatintoHere is what I practiced.
A SIMPLE WAY TO KEEP GOING.
A useful record of your practice. A clearer starting point for your next session.
01 / REMEMBER
Clubs used. A quick note. How it felt. Add ball counts and carry distances when you want them.

02 / REFLECT
Look back at your club use and practice calendar. Notice what has been missing from your recent sessions.

03 / RETURN
Pick a day, a place and a few clubs. Take something specific to work on when you go back.

Actual OnePar prototype screens.

Actual OnePar prototype screens.
BUILT AROUND YOUR GAME.
A notebook for the work you put in, with your bag at the center of it.
Name your clubs and create sets for different kinds of practice.
Keep the details you want to remember for your next session or lesson.
See your practice history and milestones build as you save sessions.
BEFORE YOUR NEXT BUCKET.
OnePar is a golf practice journal. Record your sessions, keep track of the clubs you use and look back at your practice. It helps you notice overlooked clubs and make a plan for your next session.
No. You log your practice yourself. Ball counts and carry distances are optional, so you can keep a useful record with the details you already have.
You can log range, short game, putting and simulator sessions. OnePar is designed to keep different kinds of practice together in one place.
OnePar shows patterns in the practice you record. It does not analyze your swing or diagnose your weaknesses. Use the record to reflect on your practice or remember what to discuss at your next lesson.
OnePar is in development and will launch on iPhone first. Join the early access list for testing and launch news. Android will follow, with no release date announced yet.
YOUR NEXT SESSION IS A GOOD PLACE TO START.
OnePar is coming first to iPhone. Get early access and launch updates.