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The golf app built to help you play your best.

Track your rounds, discover what to work on, and practice with purpose. Connect with your coaches and golf community—all in one place.

From the app's Home screen: Your Game — an 85 scoring average, a recent-form graph of the last five rounds, 10 rounds and a best score of 79. From the app's Home screen: This Week — four days active, 3 practices, 2 hours 15 minutes of practice, 1 round and a 6-week streak.

What's inside

Your whole game, connected.

Scores, stats, practice, the mental side and the people you play with have never lived in the same place. In OPTML they feed one picture.

From the app: a practice session's snapshot — three of four bars cleared, 48 minutes of 50 planned, two new personal bests.

Personalized practice

Tell OPTML how long you have and where you are. It builds today's session from your game — every drill scored, with a number to clear.

From the app: a round's strokes gained by part of the game — off the tee plus 2.4, approach plus 0.6, short game plus 0.5, putting minus 0.1.

Round-by-round insights

Strokes gained by part of the game and the Critical Mistakes costing you most, from your very first round.

From the app: a golfer's answers after a round — process rated poorly, presence and responses rated well.

Mental performance, built in

Rate your process, presence and responses after each round, and track your commitment hole by hole on the course.

From the app: a group's board for the week — five players ranked by gross average, you in third.

Coaching & community, connected

Bring your coach into the loop, and see how your practice and play stack up with your group.

After every round

Start from what happened. Know what to do next.

Log the round in about a minute, or shot by shot when you want the detail. OPTML starts from what the ball and the scorecard did, asks a few short questions and shows you what to work on, physical and mental. The questions, and what they point you to, are expert-backed: built with experienced coaches from what they see work with real golfers, not from a swing theory.

  1. Round Complete in OPTML: four over par, plus 3.4 strokes gained against golfers at the same level, and a strokes gained breakdown by Off the Tee, Approach, Short Game and Putting.
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    See where the shots went

    Strokes gained against golfers at your level, broken down by part of the game, for the round you just played.

  2. The round review's mental game: Process, one of three. How well did you commit to your decisions and routine when preparing for your shots? Rated from 1, very poorly, to 5, very well.
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    Rate your mental game

    Three quick ratings: your process, your presence and how you handled mistakes. When one slips, the review asks what got in the way.

  3. A review question: what was the contact like? Heavy, thin, toe, heel or inconsistent.
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    A few short questions

    Your stats point to what cost you most, then a few taps narrow it down: direction, contact or distance. "Not sure" is always an answer.

  4. The review's result: how you got there, then a performance focus — approach with irons and woods, thin contact — and a mental focus — process, didn't commit fully.
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    One focus, physical and mental

    A performance focus and a mental focus, with how you got there. If it shows up again next round, it stays your focus.

Working with a coach? What they assign always comes first.

Performance practice

Build your game. Make it show up when it matters.

Tell OPTML how long you have and where you are — the range, the putting green, the short game area, or a mix. It builds today's session from your game: a handful of drills, each a task with a number to clear, played with something on the line and logged as you go.

Swap a drill, drop one, or add from the library. When you're done, you see the bars you cleared, any new personal bests and the streak you're on.

  • The taskOne specific thing to do, set up in a minute.
  • The numberYour target, shown before you start.
  • The resultLogged, so the next session knows.
From the app: results by area — putting, 34 minutes, two of three bars cleared; short game, 14 minutes, one of one bars cleared. From the app: a session scorecard — four drills, each with its result and the bar to clear, three cleared and two new personal bests. From the app: a two-day practice streak, seven days this month.
A practice recap card: short game and wedges, 45 minutes practiced, split by area. A session recap card: putting and short game, three of four bars cleared, two new personal bests, 48 minutes practiced.

Made to share

Every round and session gets its card.

Rounds, practice sessions and process rounds each get a card made to share. Post it to your group, send it to your coach, or put it on your story — in a tap.

Mental performance

Your process, scored too.

After every round, rate your process, presence and responses. When one slips, the review asks what got in the way — indecision, a routine that changed, fear of the miss — and makes it your mental focus.

On the course, the process scorecard tracks up to three goals of your own hole by hole — commit to every shot, breathe before putts — and turns your commitment into a number you can come back to.

From the app's round review: what affected your process today? Indecision, didn't commit fully, inconsistent routine. A process round card: 18 holes, 74 percent commitment, 40 of 54 checkpoints across three goals.

Coaching & community

Bring your people into your game.

Your group

Start a group with the people you play with. The weekly board shows who's showing up — rounds and practice — with a crown for consistency as well as one for scoring, so every level has a real shot.

Your coach, in the loop

Connect your coach and every lesson starts with the real picture: your rounds and your practice, sessions they send you to run, and a shared space to talk. Swing clips you upload are for your coach's eye — OPTML stores and delivers them, and never analyzes them.

For coaches — see the portal

Founder membership

Your Game. One System.

OPTML is opening to a first group of players, in batches. Be one of the first in: founder members go to the front of the line and help decide what gets built next.

First invitesFounder members are let in before general access opens.
A direct lineYou're talking to the people building it, not a support queue.
Shape what's nextWhat founder members ask for is what gets built next.

Questions

The short answers.

Does OPTML analyze my swing?

It never analyzes video. You can upload swing clips for your coach — OPTML stores and delivers them, and that's all it does with them. What OPTML does do is work back from your results: after a round it starts from what the ball and the scorecard did, asks a few short questions, and names what's holding you back, physical or mental.

How does the round review work?

After you log a round, OPTML reads it first — where the strokes went against golfers at your level — and suggests where to look. A few quick taps confirm it or point somewhere else: which shots, what went wrong, how the mental side went. "Not sure" is always an answer. You come away with a performance focus and a mental focus, and if the same thing shows up next round, it stays your focus.

Do I need a coach to use it?

No. OPTML is complete on its own — log rounds, see what they cost you, run scored sessions, track goals and play alongside your friends. If you do have a coach, connect them so every lesson starts with the real picture. What your coach assigns always comes first.

What does a practice session actually look like?

You tell it how long you have and where you are — range, putting green, short game area, or a mix of stops. It comes back with a handful of scored drills built around what your recent rounds flagged. Each one is a task with a number to clear, and you log the result as you go. Swap a drill, drop one, or add from the library if you'd rather.

Will it tell me how much I'll improve?

No, and we think anything that does is selling you something. OPTML doesn't forecast how good you'll get. It shows you what you're actually doing, what it's costing you, and whether the work is reaching the course. What you do with that is the interesting part.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone. The coach portal runs in a web browser on a computer or an iPad. Founder invites go out for iPhone; join the list and we'll tell you when anything else is ready.

When do I get in?

We're inviting founder members in batches so we can look after each one properly. Join the list and you'll hear from us directly when your invite is ready — one email, from a person.