What gets reset?
When tapping to reposition or delete a tee, target, or fairway, you may receive a warning notifying you that these stats may be reset:
Layout difficulty — especially if you receive this warning multiple times or are repositioning or deleting many elements
Round ratings — may prevent players from receiving a rating on any layouts that include these elements, until new play data is accumulated
Global average score — any current data on this fairway will be completely removed, reverting the average score to N/A until new play data is accumulated
Statistics adapt over time, improving their relevance as more plays are recorded, so changes reflect your course's current layout.
Note: These stats belong to the fairway (the tee-to-target combination) itself, not to an individual layout. If the fairway is shared across more than one of your layouts, a reset affects all of them together — see What does 'Low play count' mean? for more on how this data accumulates.
Note: This is different from an automatic target change, which switches a layout between positions you've already set up. Since no position is actually moving in that case, automatic changes don't reset stats.
If you're trying to add a new target position, or move a basket to a different existing position, follow the instructions in the linked articles.
Reasons you might proceed anyway
Reasons you may want to proceed despite this warning could include:
Correcting an inaccurately placed tee, target, or fairway
The tee, target, or fairway was physically moved but only by a short distance (e.g. 30 ft or less)
The tee, target, or fairway was removed from the course permanently
The tee, target, or fairway never really existed on the course, or was incorrectly added to the Map Manager
The tee, target, or fairway was accidentally duplicated (e.g., stacked tee pads or baskets)
Adding new baskets or tees will not impact the stats for that hole.
See also: What is global average hole score?
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