Bring your favorite courses to your range.
Practice how you Play.
The Range
At your range.
Mark your range once. Get live yardages, pin-perfect alignment, and a clean way to log what you hit.
View pin yardages
See every flag’s yardage no matter where you stand. Map stationary flags once for the year.
Find pin locations
Drop pins by mapping them to landmarks at your range, or place them with your phone’s Augmented Reality.
Manual shot tracking
Log shots in seconds: club, distance, accuracy. Your range session is a stat-line by the time you leave.
The Flagship
Your favorite courses, on your range.
Download real-course geometry from courses available on OpenStreetMap. Project it over the driving range you already use. Practice the shots you'll actually play this weekend.
Aim at the same fairway you'll see Saturday — from the range you practice on Tuesday.
Your course library
Save the courses you actually play. Pull them up when you're standing on the range.
Preview every hole
Walk the course from above before you ever tee it up. Read carries, hazards, and landing zones.
Add your local course
Don't see a course you play? Add it to OpenStreetMap and search for it in Blurdie.
The Numbers
Your numbers, dialed in.
Every shot you log feeds a picture of how you actually hit it — not how you remember hitting it.
Stock yardages
A clean per-club distance table built from the shots you've actually hit. Edit it when you want to.
Shot history on GPS
Walk back through any round. See exactly where every shot landed on the satellite view of the hole.
Dispersion & stats
See your dispersion pattern by club, look for gapping irregularities, or dive into per-club details.
How it Works
Three steps. Then it's muscle memory.
Find your range
Pick a range on the map. Save it once — Blurdie remembers your tee box and pins.
Set your pins
Drop flags by tap or sight them through AR. Distances update live every time you turn.
Hit and track
Log shots as you go. Your dispersion, distances, and trends update with each swing.
Ready to bring it home?
Practice how you Play. The range you already know, with the courses you actually want to shoot.