Where to Find Stats and Past Holes on putt.day

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On putt.day, your stats and past holes live in two places on the main page: the Stats section and the calendar. The Stats section shows your performance, and the calendar holds the old daily holes so you can go back and play or review previous days. Both are reachable from the page itself — look for the "Stats" and "calendar" links.

What the Stats section shows

The page lists a Stats heading alongside How to play. This is where your performance is tracked. Based on how the game works, the numbers that matter are your stroke counts, since the goal is to get the ball in the hole in as few strokes as possible.

One scoring rule shapes what your stats actually reflect: your first finish counts. If you replay a hole, the earlier result is the one that sticks. So the Stats section is a record of your first completed attempt each day, not your best-ever retry.

What the calendar contains

The calendar is the archive. The page states plainly that old days are in the calendar, and that there is one new hole a day. The current hole shown in the page evidence is No. 142, dated October 1, 2026, which tells you the calendar accumulates a running history rather than resetting.

Use the calendar to:

  • Revisit a specific past day's hole
  • Review how you did on days you already finished
  • Catch up on holes you missed

How the two fit together

Feature What it gives you Where to find it
Stats Your performance record "Stats" link/section on the page
Calendar Past daily holes "calendar" link on the page

The Stats section answers "how am I doing," while the calendar answers "what were the earlier holes." If you want to review a previous day, the calendar is the entry point; if you want to see your numbers, go to Stats.

A few things to keep in mind

  • New hole timing: a new hole appears at midnight Pacific, so the calendar advances on that schedule.
  • First finish rule: because only your first finish counts, replaying a hole won't improve your recorded stat — it's a record of that first completed run.
  • Water penalty: water sends you back to where you were, but a first shot that finds water doesn't count. This affects how a hole's stroke total is built up, which is what the Stats section reflects.

If you can't find the links, they're on the main page near the "How to play" and "Stats" headings — the same page that shows the current hole number and date.