Every Putt Counts was built around one frustration: hitting putts for an hour tells you almost nothing about whether you're actually getting better.
Three balls in your pocket and a walk to the practice green feels productive. It usually isn't, at least not in a way you can prove. Without attempts, makes, and distance logged somewhere, there's no way to tell a good session from a session that just felt good.
Every Putt Counts started as a way to fix that: turn a phone already sitting on the edge of the green into the one thing putting practice was missing, a way to actually track the numbers. Play Putt18, a simulated 18-hole round, to establish and track your Putting Handicap. Ten more drills and a distance tracker build the system that lowers it.
No leaderboards, no social feed, no login streaks. Just your own history, and an honest answer about whether you're better than you were last month.
I'm Adam, the guy behind Every Putt Counts. I'm a 12-handicap golfer, and putting has always been where I lose the most strokes without a clear reason why. I built the app I wanted for my own game: something that would tell me straight whether a practice session actually did anything, instead of just hoping it did.
Available now on iOS and Android.
