Golf Drill Challenge App for OSU Golf Team 1.0

This project involves implementing a mobile-first golf drill challenge application to be used by the OSU men's golf team. The app will divide the game of golf into different categories (e.g. driving, approach, short game, and putting). Within each category, players will be able to select from a collection of different drills challenges, each of which will lead the player shot by shot through a specific golf drill. Each drills challenge may consist of a textual description along with videos and/or photos depicting the drill. As the player completes a drill, they will input the result of each shot, and based on these results, a score will be computed. Each player's score history will be recorded, and players' scores will also be added to a leaderboard displaying the top scores for a group/team of players. Coaches will have access to results for all players within a group/team as well as that group/team's leaderboards. If time permits, a live scoring feature will be added that will enable multiple groups of players to keep score for a round of golf and to compare scores via a live leaderboard. This will be a cloud-based application and will require both a client and a backend. The client will display drills, scores, leaderboards, etc. in a modern, visually appealing, mobile-first format that works on both iOS and Android devices. The client will also allow the creation of new content, e.g. drills. The backend will store and manage data for the application, including user data, group/team data, scores, leaderboards, drills descriptions, and photos/and or videos depicting drills challenges. The capstone team who works on this project will meet on an as-needed basis with Jon Reehoorn, head coach of the OSU men's golf team, for feedback on design and implementation. Regular project meetings will be scheduled with Rob Hess, who will serve as the primary project partner.

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