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How to edit a round using the Shot Scope dashboard editor: Full tutorial

1 January, 2023

In December 2022, Shot Scope released a major update to their online dashboard editor, meaning the way that users edit their rounds completely changed. In this full video tutorial, I'll teach you everything you need to know about correctly editing your rounds on your laptop/desktop computer.

About this shot scope tutorial

In this full tutorial video, you’ll learn how to properly edit and sign off your rounds captured using your Shot Scope V3/H4 using the online dashboard editing tool.

Shot Scope updated the online dashboard editing tool in Dec 2022. In this video you will learn how to:

Upload rounds from your V3/H4 to your Shot Scope account
Navigate the main rounds menu to see your rounds and statistics
Use the new ‘Quick Sign Off’ feature
Edit the position of your shots on the fairway/green
Use the new putting ‘Tap in’ feature
Change the club you have used to play your shots and filter by only active clubs
Add a range of penalty strokes including 1/2 stroke penalties, lost balls and dropped balls
Add new strokes
Delete unwanted strokes
Correctly add positional shots
Sign off your completed round and show/hide from performance statistics

If you prefer to edit your rounds using your desktop/laptop computer, why not take a look at my ‘How to edit a round using the NEW Shot Scope mobile app editor‘ video tutorial?

About Shot Scope

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2 responses

Kirit Patel says:

July 22, 2024 at 13:52

Hi Andy,

Thank you for the excellent Shotscope V3 dashboard editing video. I found it most useful.

I have a couple of question which I’m hoping you can answer.
The term ‘Sign-off’ sounds rather final. I want to be able to go and edit my shots over a period of days rather than in one go.
SO what does sign-off mean in this context?
And how can I edit y shots over a period and saving my edits before finally committing the information?
FYI. I’ve recently purchase the Shotscope V5 watch and I’m currently playing off a 22 handicap.

Thanks
KP

Reply
1. Andy Todd says:
  
  July 23, 2024 at 15:22
  
  Hey KP.
  
  Just edit and save as you go with the save button. You can then just sign off and go back in using the edit option for your round anytime you please. Even after a round has been signed off you can always go back in and edit anytime.
  
  Hope that helps!
  
  Andy
  
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