Thanks for that - I have deleted the offending shot (335 yard 3 wood) from the hole but this still showing up as my maximum distance hit for that club on the app
Make sure the change was saved to the scorecard after exiting the scorecard from edit mode. If that still does not reflect a change, then close out of the app and re-open to see if it is then reflected.
If you have a further concern, check and make sure the there is not another shot with that club reflecting that distance max still present from the shot that was deleted.
You can also contact Garmin Support to speak with a specialist to review your autoshot data and account after they have confirmed your info with consent to access your account.
That hasn't worked - as a general point it would make sense to be able to edit the individual shots for each club to get a truer reflection of performance - if I hit a driver into a tree or use a 5 iron to pitch out onto a fairway from trouble then I don't want those reflected in my average distance - as far as I can tell there is no way of editing the scorecard, deleting shots from the 'played map' doesn't affect the figures on the scorecard
The scorecard distances recorded and attributed to that specific club affect the average and max. Removing the distance should reflect in correcting the club max and average distance.
This is true as long as the shot you removed is tied to that actual club...and as long as the club was not retired and changed since a score was tied to the club on a scorecard.
The Garmin Support page linked below advises on all of the methods to correct shot data and shot stats:
