HUD

What the numbers mean

Top-left info pill

Tap it to open the scorecard.

• Player name — whose turn.
• Score — to-par (E / +n / −n), or a practice shot count on the Range.
• Yards — distance to the pin, or to the range target.
• Hole — H3 · Par 4, or Range on the Practice Range.

Projection chip — before you strike

• Headline — projected settle: a surface name, “In the cup”, or “Aiming…”
• Detail — carry yards and straight / N° left / N° right.
• Needle color — green is a safe lie, gold is caution (rough or hardpan), red is hazard.
• Needle rotation — aim offset from the pin.

Shot distance chip — after you strike

Gold. In flight it shows live total yards. After the ball lands: Carry X yd · Total Y yd.

Lie chip

Bottom of the screen, off the green. Surface plus slope, for example Fairway · ↓4% →3. “Level” if the grade is under 2%. Arrows are along-shot up or down, then across-break left or right. On green or fringe this chip becomes the Read Green / Putt View button.

Everything else

• Club bag — current short label. Open the wheel for clubs and range captions.
• Flight spin dial — animated ball and vertical gauge. VoiceOver reads NO SPIN, BACK, or TOP.
• Mini-map — top-down hole with fairway, green, bunkers, water, trees, plus ball and player markers.
• Shot review — Play on / Next ball at the bottom; Replay handle when replays were skipped.
• Practice banner and Address the Ball; large Practice countdown digits; center celebration capsule (Birdie!, Par, and so on); status coaching such as “Stand at 45° to camera”.

On TV, the score chrome lives on the set. The phone keeps mode switcher, projection, lie, mini-map, bag, and the swing surface. AirPlay uses a dedicated layout — it is not a video mirror of the phone.