Free · no ads · no tracking

Know the distance. Plan the hole. Keep score.

Azimuth is a free golf app for your phone. Measure any shot on the map, plan how you'll play each hole, and keep a live scorecard for your group — with your own distances and dispersion guiding the way.

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Works in the browser · installs to your home screen · rangefinder needs no account

The app in Plan mode on a real par five: the route bends down the fairway with a club label on every shot, a dispersion cone off the tee, hazard lines along the corridor, and the blue GPS dot at the start of the line.

01 · Free range

Distances in seconds

Point at any target on the map and read the distance from where you stand — or drop two points to measure a gap, a carry, or a run-out. No course to download, nothing to set up: the map is the rangefinder.

GPS mode measures from your live position
Two-point tape for carries, gaps and layup zones
Your numbers, here too — club labels and dispersion cones on any measured shot
Metres or yards, whichever you play

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The free rangefinder in the app: a measured shot from the blue GPS dot to a layup target, the distance in metres at the top, a club label and dispersion cone on the line, and range rings around the target.

02 · Plan

Decide before you swing

Sketch the hole the way you intend to play it: a dot for every shot, drive to approach, each labelled with the club you'd hit. Add the lines that matter — out of bounds, hazards, the gap you need to clear — and keep par sheets for every tee.

Shot-by-shot routes with club labels, auto-filled from your bag
OB and hazard lines, width markers across the fairway
Par sheets — pars and stroke indexes per course and tee
Private or shared — publish a plan for the course, or keep it to yourself

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A planned par four in the app: the route runs tee to green with a club label on every shot, out-of-bounds and hazard lines along the corridor, and the hole note in the plan bar.

03 · Your numbers

Guidance from your own dispersion

Tell Azimuth your bag — carry distance and typical miss for each club — and it draws your dispersion cone on every planned shot: where the good strikes land, and where the misses actually go. Club labels on the map come from your real carries, not a stock chart.

Left miss longer than the right? Skewed cones handle that too.

A dispersion cone in the app, drawn from the player's own numbers and skewed toward their actual miss, spreading from the tee along the drive.

04 · Play

Keep score on top of your plan

Start a round and the plan you drew is right there under the scores — the hole's routes, lines and notes on the map while you tap in strokes for the group. Everyone scores from their own phone, and the card stays in sync hole by hole.

Your plan under the scores — routes and notes on the map as you play
Shared scorecards, synced live across players
Gross, net and adjusted net, with playing handicaps
Pick up and move on — the bookkeeping stays straight
End-to-end encrypted sync — the server can't read your card

Start a round→

Scoring over a plan in the app: the hole's route on the map behind the score panel, two players mid-round — a birdie circled for one, a bogey for the other — with running totals next to their names.

Built the way a club should be

Free, no ads

No ads, no tracking, no upsell. The rangefinder works without an account.

Private by design

Scorecards sync end-to-end encrypted. The server stores ciphertext, not your round.

Open course data

Hole layouts from OpenStreetMap — 25,373 mapped courses and counting.

Installs like an app

Add Azimuth to your home screen and it runs full-screen — no store, no download.

Point. Plan. Play.

Open the app in your browser — it installs to your home screen like a native app. The rangefinder works right away; a free account unlocks plans, synced scorecards and your bag.

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