Shot Scope LM1 is officially here. Start levelling up your practice today. Get it now 👉 shotscope.com/shop/products/… #ShotScope #LM1

The wait is finally over... 🏴⚽️ After 28 years, Scotland are back on the biggest stage as the 2026 World Cup gets underway this week. See just how different the world looked the last time Scotland played at a World Cup in 1998!

The World Cup kicks off today, here's a look at our Shot Scope XI ⚽⛳ What do you think of our line up? 🇦🇺🇧🇷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸 #golf #worldcup #shotscope #team

I’m not sure I’ve ever left a golf course as frustrated as I have today. Round 2 of the PGA Championship at Slaley Hall is done, and a 76 ( 4) leaves me at 7 for the tournament — one shot outside the cut line in what is probably the biggest pro event of my year outside of Open Qualifying. The day actually started really well. I struck the ball far better than I did in round 1. We started on the back nine today and made the turn in level par with some really solid golf, although the putter wasn’t as hot. Then came a stretch that will take a while to forget. A 3 putt on my 13th and 14th holes knocked the momentum, followed by a poor approach shot on the next. Three bogeys later, I’d gone from comfortable to scrambling for a lifeline. I steadied things and produced a great birdie on my 17th. All I needed was a bogey on the last to make the cut. I made double. It’s one of the bitterest finishes to a round I’ve had for some time. I’m disappointed, frustrated and it’ll take a day — and a few pints — to get over. That said, there are positives. The ball striking was significantly better today and, ultimately, it was a few identifiable mental lapses that cost me. I also have to acknowledge that yesterday could have been a lot worse without a brilliant putting performance. My record for comp rounds in 2026 is, 79, 71, 70, 75, 78, 74, 71, 72, 77, 68, 75, 76. Mostly, just lingering in the 70’s so I know I’m not tooooo far away but I’m definitely 10% off in all areas. Plenty of practice over the next few weeks before Open Qualifying at Lindrick Golf Club on June 22nd. Hopefully see some of you there 👊⛳️

How far does the average amateur golfer drive the ball in 2026? @shotscope Read more: golfmonthly.com/features/how…

Club up or swing harder? ⛳ Taking an extra club with a smoother swing can give you better control over strike, flight, spin and distance. We tested it from 120 yards using the LM1 launch monitor to see which approach finishes closer to the pin... What are you choosing here?

Here's what manual shot tracking looks like on the new H50 🎯 Remember to set-up MyBag in the Shot Scope App, so the H50 knows what club's you are using. Find out how to add penalties and edit/upload your round on the full tutorial below 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=lbmtK6cz… #H50

Missed Putts within 5ft — the 6th and final Shot Scope 6 benchmark. Inside 5 feet, every putt matters.  They're not complicated. But missing them, whether it's for a birdie, par, or bogey save, is one of the quickest ways to watch your scorecard unravel.

Three Putts — Shot Scope 6 You hit the green, first putt comes up a touch off pace, and you three putt. A deflating moment in golf, a frustration golfers know well. The good news? You don’t need to eradicate them. Just one fewer three putt per round could be the difference.

Multiple Chips within 50 Yards — Shot Scope 6. Duffing a wedge from inside 50 yards is more common than most would admit — and it's costing them more than they think. One fewer per round and you're already one step closer to your next milestone.

Greens in Regulation — Shot Scope 6. More greens = lower scores. But how many do you need to hit your target? Shot Scope 6 lets you see exactly where you need to be. Round by round, green by green ⛳️ #ShotScope6

Distance matters — the Shot Scope 6 benchmarks make that clear. Golfers in the 70s average nearly 60 yards longer off the tee than those in the 100s. That leads to shorter approaches, more greens hit, and better scoring opportunities on every hole. #ShotScope6

Troublesome Tee Shots — one of the key benchmarks of the Shot Scope 6. Lost balls, hazards, trees, positional shots... they all add up fast.  'Drive for show, putt for dough,' but there's no dough to be had if you're in trouble off the tee! #ShotScope6

220 yards over water. How does your game stack up? The 108th PGA Championship comes to Aronimink — and the 17th could well define the Sunday finish. One man hunts for the pin. Everyone else just aims to survive. How are you playing this one? 👇 #PGA2026

Introducing the Shot Scope 6. 6 data-driven benchmarks showing exactly what it takes to break your next scoring milestone. Easily monitor all 6 in the Shot Scope app and web dashboard. Know your benchmarks. Know your game. Full Details here 👉 shotscope.com/uk/discover/fe…

From fairways to the broadcast booth — Shot Scope Ambassador and 2002 PGA Champion Rich Beem on the highs of seeing his name at the top of leaderboards, Hazeltine National, and the little dog named after the town where he made history. ⛳

May the 4th be with you! You don't need the force to play good golf. Just grab yourself a Shot Scope Rangefinder.

From 100 yards out everyone expects to be making birdie. We looked at how close the average golfer hits it from 100 yards to see if our expectations are too high!

How many putts per round do amateurs take? It’s important to note: -Scratch golfers hit 59% of greens… -20 handicappers hit just 14%, yet still have nearly 3 more putts per round. Get practicing with the flat stick! ⛳ #ShotScopeStats

Start the season with one simple focus ➡️ Know your miss off the tee. Frank is taking the guesswork out — using his Shot Scope stats to understand his miss and pick better targets

See what a Major Champion sees. Clarity, confidence, and precision with the Shot Scope PRO L5. Take a Look 👇 shotscope.com/shop/products/…