Golf2ndPlan TB

*When you're playing golf and trying to achieve your target score, you might make a big error, and your motivation will drop down. In that case, the error management system will guide you to the maximum possible triple bogey and double bogey combination for the remaining holes to achieve your goal. If it's difficult to achieve, you can reset your target score at any time to maintain and recover your motivation.
*For double bogey players.
*The target score is around 120.
*We are also planning to release a sister product, Golf 2nd Plan (the combination of double bogey and bogey), with the target score of around 100.
*Patented.

*How to use
1. You can enter the Date, Time, and At (optional).
2. Press the [OUT-IN] or [IN-OUT] button to select the pattern.
3. Enter the par for the OUT and IN courses (default value 36).
4. The par for the entire course is displayed in [PAR] (default value 72).
5. Enter your target score in [AIM]. You can change it at any time during play.
6. In [Avail], the difference between [AIM] and [PAR], that is, the number of strokes you can go over, is displayed.
7. You can enter the number of pars for each hole in [Par] (optional).
8. Enter the number of strokes over each hole in [over] (e.g. bogey is 1, double bogey is 2, par is 0, birdie is -1).
9. You can enter the number of strokes putt in [putt] (optional).
10. [Rem] shows the number of strokes over remaining at the end of each hole to achieve your goal. (When all strokes are used up, it becomes zero and then negative.)
11. [TBg] shows the maximum number of triple bogeys possible at the end of each hole to achieve your goal.
12. [DBg] shows the corresponding number of double bogeys.
13. [Exp] shows the expected final score based on the above combinations. If it is within the target score range, the background will be displayed in blue.
14. When you enter the number of strokes over each hole, the total of the actual number of strokes over will be displayed in [Result].
15. The actual total score will be displayed in [Total].
16. If your target score [AIM] and expected score [Exp] deviate significantly during play, you can reset [AIM] to maintain and recover your motivation.
17. Save the results as a screenshot.
18. You can erase the data with the [CLR] button.