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Built for rounds worth remembering.

A round of golf is a few hours outdoors, and most of what a phone offers during one competes for your attention rather than earning it. Divot is built for the three moments where it genuinely helps — and stays out of the way for everything in between.

Before the first tee

Find the course and prepare the round.

Knowing where you're playing shouldn't take three apps and a browser tab. Divot starts with the course: search for it, look over the information that matters, and set the round up before you're standing on the tee box.

A course page in Divot Golf for Monarch Beach Golf Link, an 18-hole public course in Dana Point: photo of the course, par 72, 7,388 yards, with Play and Preview buttons.

Useful in the moment

Get the distance, then put the phone away.

On the course, the useful questions are small ones — how far is it, what's the hole doing, what did I just shoot. Divot answers them in a glance and asks for nothing else. The phone should never become the center of the round.

Divot Golf playing a hole: an aerial view of the fairway with the distance to the middle of the green marked, above a panel reading Hole 1, Par 4, 432 yards.

After the final hole

Keep a record worth going back to.

A round is worth more than a number you forget by the parking lot. Divot keeps the card, the course, and the date together, so the rounds you played stay somewhere you can actually find them.

A completed Divot Golf round: a full eighteen-hole scorecard with each hole's score marked against par, and a total of 86.

Be there for the first tee time.

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