Dispersion
See where every club really goes.
Your shots plotted like a hole seen from the tee, with rings around each club that hold exactly the share of shots they say they do.
True to scale
A yard across is drawn the same length as a yard up, so a grouping’s shape is real, not stretched.
Rings you can trust
The 50% ring holds half your shots by construction, even when your misses are lopsided.
Clubs side by side
The frame stays put as you switch clubs, so gaps between clubs read directly.
Fairway for scale
Set your own fairway width and see how often each club would have found it.
Why the rings are honest
Most dispersion charts draw rings from a textbook bell curve. Real range data is rarely that tidy, and those rings can hold far fewer shots than their label claims.
RangeRecap takes each ring’s shape and angle from your shots, then sizes it to hold the stated share of them. When it says half your 7-irons land inside the ring, half of them do.
Mishits can be filtered out, conservatively and in plain view: you always see how many shots were set aside and why, and one tap brings them back.
More of RangeRecap
Session Recap
Walk off the range knowing how it went.
Each session told as a story: what went well, what to focus on, and your goals.
Caddie
Know which club to pull.
Your yardages for every club, and the club for the shot in front of you.
Goals
Practice toward something.
Set goals for carry, speed, strike and accuracy, and watch them move.
Your next bucket deserves a recap.
Import your last session and see what it says. Free, with no card needed.