HowDidiDo App

Golf records, tied to your club

HowDidiDo App gives golfers access to handicap information, scores and results held through the HowDidiDo service. It suits people who play at a golf club that uses the service and want those records in one place, rather than golfers looking for course guides or general playing tips.

Membership is part of the deal

You need to register with HowDidiDo.com and belong to a golf club that subscribes to HowDidiDo. Without both, this is unlikely to be useful: the app depends on the service and club connection, rather than working as a standalone scorecard. Check that your club is included before making it part of your routine.

Useful when the records matter

For an eligible member, the appeal is practical. Handicap details and results are the sort of information a golfer may want to check more than once, especially when keeping track of club play. That gives the app a clear, ongoing purpose. It is less likely to earn a place on the phone of someone who plays casually outside a participating club or only wants help planning a round.

A mixed reception

HowDidiDo App has more than 100,000 installs, but its 2.17-star average across 1,016 ratings is a notable caution. Those figures do not explain what each golfer experienced, but they suggest the app has not worked well for everyone. The core service may still be relevant if your club relies on HowDidiDo; just weigh that need against the modest rating before deciding whether it belongs in your regular rotation.