Practice
Practise what your rounds say you need.
Log practice in minutes, follow a plan on the days you pick, and see your practice beside the rounds you score.
✓ Free for golfers, not a trial.
Four steps, then it adds up
Log it
Range, putting, anything. Minutes are enough.
Make a plan
Drills on the days you choose, with a reminder.
Set a goal
Minutes a week. The bar fills as you log.
Check your rounds
Each area you practise sits beside the rounds you play.
From your rounds
Your rounds pick the drill.
Put your index on file and track fairways, greens and putts when you score. Your stats sit beside the typical figures for your handicap.
Practice finds where your rounds fall behind the typical figures for your handicap, putting first, and suggests a plan for it. Once you are logging, it says where your time goes: “74% of your practice is range. Your rounds lose most on the green.”
Drills
Drills sorted by what they work on.
Putting, short game, approach, driving, and on course. Each drill says what you need, the steps, and how it is scored: makes out of 9, feet left, or just done.
Each one keeps your last result, your best and your last five. Set a mark to aim at. Make it yours copies a drill so you can change it.
Plans
A plan on the days you pick.
Choose the drills and the days, for 2 to 12 weeks or until you stop, and a reminder at your time.
On a plan day it sits under Today with a Log button. Practice off the plan counts too: tap + Log.
What keeps you going
A weekly goal
Set it in minutes. Weeks in a row at your goal are counted.
By week
Seven weeks of practice, split into range, short game, putting, and on course.
Earned cards
A new best logged, each five hours in a month, each four weeks at your goal. Share one to your feed.
Practice and scores
For each area you practise: the rounds you played before you started, and the rounds since.
Homework from a pro
A plan your pro sets lands in Practice with their name on it.
What it costs
Swilkin is free. No card.
And your stats
The same rounds keep your stats.
Scoring average, fairways, greens, and putts, with your trend against earlier rounds.
Straight answers
What golfers ask before they try it
Does it track my stats?
Scoring average, best round, birdies and eagles, and, when you track them, fairways, greens, and putts, with honest benchmarks for your handicap. It reads those numbers back to you too (which side you miss fairways, how often you three-putt, how the birdies-to-doubles spread is running) alongside your trend against earlier rounds and your weeks-in-a-row streak. Stats only count rounds you actually logged. A nine counts toward your rounds, birdies and fairway, green and putt stats; scoring average and best round come from full eighteens.
Can I see how I compare to other golfers my handicap?
Once your index is on your profile and you've tracked a few rounds, your stats page lines your fairways, greens, putts, and 3-putts up against the typical ranges for that handicap band, so "what should I work on" has a real answer. No index on file, no comparison: we won't invent a handicap to measure you against.
Can I post a round I already played?
Yes. Post a round takes any past date. Enter it hole by hole and it counts toward your stats like a round you scored live; a total-only post counts as a round played but stays out of your scoring average, best round and birdie counts. If a game was on it, pick the game first (the same games, sides, and prices as Start a round) and it settles off the holes the moment you post.
How much does it cost?
Free for golfers: scoring, bets, stats, rivalries, all of it. Running an event is free too: sign-ups, boards, leagues, all of it. No card, no per-event fee, and no trial that ends. Nobody in your foursome pays to get charged a skin.