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EyePutt

You putt, we track.

Set your iPhone on a small tripod behind the hole. EyePutt sees where every ball stops, then tells you what to work on next: the result, never the stroke.

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Coming soon to the App Store · iPhone

End of series: the results screen of a Precision series, marked “RÉUSSI” (passed), 100% of balls successful, and the target with each ball where it stopped.

You know your score. Not your putting.

On the practice green, you roll balls and guess. Short? By how much? Are your 10-foot putts better than last month? Nobody keeps count, so nothing improves on purpose.

Ready in 20 seconds.

  1. Set up.

    Tripod behind the hole, iPhone on top. EyePutt finds the hole by itself.

  2. Putt.

    Play your balls as usual. With earbuds in, pause and resume by voice to pick them up.

  3. Listen.

    Each result in your ear: “Short, 16 inches, zone 1.”

The target: two zones, and one that matters more.

Top view of the hole, drawn like the app’s target: the oval, zone 1 within 18 inches, zone 2 within 3 feet, the pro zone as the half of zone 1 behind the hole, one ball short and one ball long outside the zones. Pro zone Zone 1 Zone 2 18 in 3 ft Long Short LONG ▼ PLAYER · SHORT LEFT RIGHT
Zone 1.
The ball stops within 18 inches of the cup.
Zone 2.
Within 3 feet.
Pro zone.
The half-circle of zone 1 behind the hole. The ball went past the cup, so it had a chance to drop. It’s the miss you want when the putt doesn’t fall.
Outside the zones.
The ball is still measured as long as the camera sees it: short or long, and by how much.

A coach for the result.

EyePutt never touches your stroke. It looks at where your balls finish, distance by distance, and writes one line after each session: what holds, what needs work, and the next session to play.

Mastered: 10 ft · Priority: confirm 13 ft

Drills that keep score.

  • Free putt.

    You choose the distance. Three balls, and the app measures where each one finishes: holed, or how far from the hole.

  • Precision.

    The app gives you the distance, from 10 to 26 ft. Three balls: pass the series by leaving them in zone 1 — or holing them.

  • No 3‑putts.

    From far out, 33 to 66 ft. Keep your three balls in zone 2 or better, and the three-putt disappears from your card.

  • How far?

    Start at 10 ft with 5 lives. Holed or zone 1: you step back about 3 ft (+1 life if holed). Zone 2: −1 life. Beyond: −2.

  • Sudden death.

    Choose your distance: 7, 8 or 10 ft. Hole as many balls in a row as you can. At the first miss, the game stops — say “start” to go again.

  • Duel.

    Two players, one phone, one earbud each. One ball each in turn: holed is 2 points, closest is 1 point. First to 7.

Climb from Bogey to Albatros. It is your own league, with no ranking against others: it rewards showing up as much as holing putts.

End of series: the results screen of a Precision series, marked “RÉUSSI” (passed), 100% of balls successful, and the target with each ball where it stopped.
Your zones by distance: for the chosen distance, the share of balls holed, in the pro zone, in zone 1 or better and in zone 2 or better.
Home and league: the Birdie level and league points, the last session, and the coach’s priority.
Your series result, your zones by distance, your league and your coach.

FAQ

What do I need?
An iPhone running iOS 26 or later, and a small tripod with a phone mount. An iPhone Pro is recommended: its LiDAR sensor measures the phone’s height on its own. On other models, you measure it by gently tilting the tripod forward, then straightening it, or you set it in Settings › Game settings. Earbuds are optional, for the voice.
Will it disturb other players?
No. The voice plays in your earbuds; without earbuds, EyePutt does not listen and speaks through the speaker, at a lower volume.
Does it judge my stroke?
No. Only where the ball ends up.
Do I need an account?
No. Your sessions stay on your iPhone.

Be on the green on day one.

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