How does the PinCollect feature work?

The following article will explain how PinCollect works on the V2 and V3 device.

1. V3 and H4

2. V2

PinCollect is unique to Shot Scope and this innovative technology allows us to locate the position of the pin on every hole you play, providing you with enhanced putting, short game and approach statistics.

V3 and H4

How do I use PinCollect?

PinCollect is a very simple feature to use and will quickly become part of your on-course routine. When in GPS+Track mode, on each green your watch will change to the PinCollect screen. This screen shows the numbers 0-3, which represent the number of putts taken on the hole. A four putt option can be found by pressing the menu button to take you onto the second PinCollect screen. Once you have holed out, simply press the number which correlates to the number of putts taken, over the hole, and the pin location will be saved.

Why is using PinCollect important?

PinCollect is a vital part of the performance tracking capacity of your Shot Scope V2. Without it, we are unable to give you the accurate putting, short game and approach stats. PinCollect is the only way that we can determine where the pin is on any given day. So, if you don’t use PinCollect, we have no way of knowing whether your approach/chip was 30ft or 10ft away or whether the putt you holed was a 15-footer rather than a 5-footer. Therefore, PinCollecting over the cup is vital in order to provide you with true and accurate stats.

PinCollect also confirms the number of putts you have taken. Due to the light contact with the ball, it can sometimes be difficult to pick up small putts or tap ins. PinCollect enables us to be certain on the number of putts taken and therefore ensures accurate putting stats and scoring.

How do I use PinCollect?

We do ask that you press the number button that corresponds to the amount of times you used your putter on that hole (on or off the green). For example, if your ball is on the fringe and you take one stroke with your putter, then take one stroke with your putter on the green to finish the hole this should be pressed as 2 putts. When you upload your round our software separates putts on the green in to your Putting stats and putts off the green in to Short Game to give you accurate data.

• For one putt, press the top left button
• Two putts, press the top right button
• Three putts, press the bottom left button
• If you have zero putts or four putts, press the bottom right button to go on to the second PinCollect screen, press the top left button to confirm you have taken zero putts or the top right button to confirm four putts

What if I forget to PinCollect?

Don’t worry if you forget to PinCollect occasionally.

If you do forget, you can add the pin position in editing and move your putts as required. Simply click and hold the pin icon on the map and drag it to the desired location. While this is not as accurate as using PinCollect it still enables the system to generate detailed statistics.

V2

How do I use PinCollect?

PinCollect is a very simple feature to use and will quickly become part of your on-course routine. When in GPS+Track mode each a green, your watch will change to the PinCollect screen. This screen shows the numbers 0-3, which represent the number of putts taken on the hole. A four putt option can be found by pressing the menu button to take you onto the second PinCollect screen. Once you have holed out, simply press the number which correlates to the number of putts taken, over the hole, and the pin location will be saved.

Why is using PinCollect important?

PinCollect is a vital part of the performance tracking capacity of your Shot Scope V2. Without it, we are unable to give you the accurate putting, short game and approach stats. PinCollect is the only way that we can determine where the pin is on any given day. So, if you don’t use PinCollect, we have no way of knowing whether your approach/chip was 30ft or 10ft away or whether the putt you holed was a 15-footer rather than a 5-footer. Therefore, PinCollecting over the cup is vital in order to provide you with true and accurate stats.

PinCollect also confirms the number of putts you have taken. Due to the light contact with the ball, it can sometimes be difficult to pick up small putts or tap ins. PinCollect enables us to be certain on the number of putts taken and therefore ensures accurate putting stats and scoring.

How do I use PinCollect?

To provide accurate proximity to the hole and putting statistics we ask that you press a button to locate the pin for us, by pressing a button with the watch over the hole we can accurately establish where the pin was located for that round.

We do ask that you press the number button that corresponds to the amount of times you used your putter on that hole (on or off the green). For example, if your ball is on the fringe and you take one stroke with your putter, then take one stroke with your putter on the green to finish the hole this should be pressed as 2 putts. When you upload your round our software separates putts on the green in to your Putting stats and putts off the green in to Short Game to give you accurate data.

• If you have zero putts, press the top left button
• For one putt, press the bottom left button
• Two putts, press the top right button
• Three putts, press the bottom right button
• Four putts press the menu button (middle button on the left) followed by the top left button

What if I forget to PinCollect?

Don’t worry if you forget to PinCollect occasionally.

If you do forget, you can add the pin position in editing and move your putts as required. Simply click and hold the pin icon on the map and drag it to the desired location. While this is not as accurate as using PinCollect it still enables the system to generate detailed statistics.