SHOT Golf is a data-dense watch face for golfers who actually read their watch. --- TRIAL AND PRICE --- Free 7-day trial, then a one-time $2.99 unlock. Payment is handled in-app; there is no subscription and no recurring charge. --- WHAT'S ON SCREEN --- Time, date, and weather across the top. Heart rate and battery as matching rings on the left and right. Two configurable data slots, a third at six o'clock, and sunrise/sunset along the bottom. The six o'clock slot defaults to your last round's score. If you haven't played yet, it falls back to Body Battery rather than showing a blank. --- WEATHER --- Current temperature with a condition icon that actually changes: 54 Garmin weather conditions are mapped to 7 drawn icons, so "mostly cloudy" gives you cloud, not a sun. Below it, feels-like temperature and the day's high and low. --- DETAILS YOU'LL ONLY NOTICE IF THEY'RE WRONG --- The heart rate ring is coloured by YOUR zones as configured on the watch, not by fixed numbers - blue at rest, green aerobic, amber at threshold, red at maximum. The ring fills across your own range, so it means the same thing on every wrist. The battery ring turns amber below 20% and red below 10%. A ring that is always green is a ring you stop looking at. When less than two hours of daylight remain, the sunset time switches to your accent colour. On the course that is the difference between finishing and not. Hit your step goal and the whole bar chart lights up. Weekends show the day in your accent colour. The bottom row follows the curve of the round display - the centre sits lower than the edges, because on a circular screen it can. The date block on the left and the weather block on the right occupy the same vertical band, so the top of the face reads as one line. --- CUSTOMISATION --- Three data slots: steps, distance, calories, floors, active minutes, altitude, Body Battery, heart rate, notifications, or off. Six accent colours. Tagline and motto can be hidden. --- ALWAYS-ON DISPLAY --- A large outlined clock that stays well inside Garmin's burn-in limits, measured at 2.75% screen luminance against a 10% ceiling. Date and heart rate/battery can each be switched off.