Watch Apps

Score the round from your wrist and keep the phone out of the way.

GolfDock’s watch direction is simple: course selection, GPS yardages, score entry, putts and stats, resume, exit round, final scorecard, and full-round sync back to the phone.

Apple WatchWear OSGarminGPSScorecardsRound sync

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Platform validation

Honest status

Apple WatchTesting well

Wear OSParity patched

GarminNeeds validation

Final scorecardAdded

Full-round phone importPatched

Watch flow

Built around the round, not around menu diving.

Course selection

Use synced, watch-ready course lists and course search so the selected course preserves hole and GPS data.

GPS yardages

Show distance context on the wrist during the round, with the phone still available for richer views.

Score and stats

Enter score, putts, fairway, green, and round stats from the watch flow.

Resume and exit

Resume active rounds after app close or timeout, and exit throwaway rounds without being trapped.

Final scorecard

Show a final scorecard on the watch before and after finalizing the round.

Phone sync

Push a complete final-round snapshot so phone history gets holes, totals, putts, FIR/GIR, and stats.

Testing status

Market the watch story without overclaiming.

Apple Watch first

Current testing shows the strongest progress: course selection, full round data, formatting, scrolling, logos, and sync.

Wear OS parity

Use the same core logic where possible, then validate on emulator and physical Android watch flows.

Garmin validation

Keep Garmin in the roadmap and parity messaging until simulator and device testing confirm the flow.

Screenshots later

Drop real watch screenshots into this page after final test passes, but keep the page live now.

Watch-ready courses

The watch page should push users into course coverage and app testing.

Watch value depends on synced, GPS-ready course data. Make course requests easy and visible.

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