I really like using the stat feature in the USGA and NCGA apps. They’ve done a great job at keeping them updated and making improvements

Scorelocker.com.

There is multi-level scorebooks that you put in your back pocket. They have a Junior, Amateur and Tour Edition. The Tour scorebook also has a club management system for quick access to yardages and it also has pin sheets for hole locations and notes.

The USGA app is a great stat tracker that they’ve been putting a lot of work into.

I just started to use the USGA's app and so far, I really enjoy it.

I'm an 11 handicap and I just downloaded the 18 Birdies app. We'll see how it goes. I'm not sure if it will help my game as much as practicing the fundamentals and managing the course. We shall see.

I use Arccos and it works good. I have not tried the others.

I have been through so many golf apps that I can’t count them. I have discovered that the number one thing I want in a golf app is ease-of-use. I found my Pinpoint Golf app which is so easy to use and I have no reason to switch. It is a stats based golf app where you can track your performance on the course.

I started to use the Arccos System in Autumn since it came for free with my Chipr. Works fine for me

I've played over 600 rounds using Arccos. My handicap has gone from a 9 to a 2 during that time. I have really enjoyed the addition of the Arccos Link, as is great for setting pins without the hassle of trying to do it manually on your phone.