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About Golf Brain Training

Train the mental side of your game. One shot at a time. Most golfers track scores. Few track focus. Golf Brain helps you measure the one thing that determines whether your good shots show up more often or not: your mental focus. By logging a quick mental check after each shot, Golf Brain builds a clear picture of how well you stay focused throughout a round — and where it breaks down. Over time, your data turns into powerful insights that reveal which situations, holes, and shot types challenge your focus most. Because the difference between a good round and a great round is rarely your swing. It’s your mental focus. How Golf Brain Works: 0. Set your course and mental focus cues 1. Start a round 2. Log your mental focus on each stroke 3. Complete the round - Golf Brain automatically calculates your Mental Focus %. 4. Reflect while it’s fresh - Add a quick note about how the round felt mentally. 5. Learn from your data - Your dashboard shows where focus slips, which shots are toughest, and how you trend over time. Key Features - Shot-by-Shot Mental Tracking. Record your focus during real play without disrupting your round. - Mental Focus % Score. See exactly how consistently you executed your mental routine. - Focus Breakdown by Shot Type. Understand how you perform on tee shots, approaches, recovery shots, and more. - Hole-by-Hole Insights. Spot patterns in where focus dips across the course. - Round History. Track how your mental performance evolves over time. Built for Golfers, by a Golfer, who care about improvement. Golf Brain is designed for players who understand that performance is more than mechanics. Perfect for golfers who want to: • Build a consistent mental game • Identify patterns in focus and performance • Improve scoring through better focus and discipline Golf Brain helps you see the mental side of your game. Track your mind. Lower your score.

What’s new

Version 1.2.0 · Updated June 16, 2026

Practice Mode — all new Four dedicated practice sessions, each with its own scoring and pressure mechanics. Short Game takes you through chip, pitch, bunker and Par 18 (scored in a single tap per shot). Putting runs three drills back-to-back: a Distance Ladder (15/30/45ft, scored by proximity), a Short Range Clock (miss the same position twice and drop back one), and Par 18 Putting (nine holes of short, mid and lag putts — three-putt three times and the layout restarts). 25,000+ Courses — improving the course search and add step Search and add any course from our global database of over 25,000 clubs and layouts. Find your course, set it as your home club, and your hole data is ready to go. Works Fully Offline The app now stores all your data locally and syncs in the background. Play a round, log a range session or add a reflection with no signal — everything uploads automatically when you reconnect. Performance Enhancements and Bug Fixes Hole score editing, stroke numbering and mental focus display. Database reliability improvements throughout.

App privacy

The developer, NIEL NAUDE BORNMAN, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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