Performance stats - not showing my putting stats S62

On the golf performance stats on connect I see comparison for drive, approach, recovery but not for putting. I only get the average for other players. I enter my putts for each hole

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Garmin-Cody 3 months ago in reply to 3927920 +1 verified

The Approach CT10 club tracking sensors are required, with a CT10 paired and attached to your putter in order to get putting performance stats to track with the Approach S62.

The Approach S62 can only…

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0 Owen over 4 years ago

Do you have the Garmin sensor attached to your putter? I believe that is needed to get detailed putting info.

0 5175187 over 4 years ago in reply to Owen

no I don't but I am entering putts for each hole manually

0 Owen over 4 years ago

Without the CT10 sensors, there's no ability to record putt distance, hence the count of # of putts on each hole is all you will get

0 8262424 over 1 year ago in reply to 5175187

I enter putts and it records them as a number but doesn't show me versus "similar handicap" does on the other segments chip, drive etc etc anyone any ideas ?

0 3927920 3 months ago in reply to 8262424

I have the exactly the same problem. Did you get a solution?

+1 Garmin-Cody 3 months ago in reply to 3927920

The Approach CT10 club tracking sensors are required, with a CT10 paired and attached to your putter in order to get putting performance stats to track with the Approach S62.

The Approach S62 can only track full swing shots, so putts and chip shots are not natively tracked with the watch alone.

0 1513036 1 day ago in reply to Garmin-Cody

I'm having the same problem. Also no stats are shown, even though I add my putts manually. With entering the # of putts we should still be able to compare with others, or see whether putting is improving/declining right? Or is this truned off by design?

0 Owen 1 day ago in reply to 1513036

Unless the actual putt length is being measured, putting stats are meaningless, hence why the use of the CT10 is required to make that measurement.

Drive, Approach and Chip performance can partly be calculated because the watch itself is measuring a distance for whatever club you are using by indicating manually or getting club info from the CT10.