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What apps does everyone use with their Apple Watch? I’m mainly looking just for distance to the front, middle and back and greens. I also wouldn’t mind having a hole layout function but that’s not a necessity. I’d preferably like to find a free option since all I’m looking for is the simple distances but would be willing to pay a subscription if I find the right one. 

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I like Golf Pad app.  I do pay a little per year for the premium version.  


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On 10/12/2024 at 9:33 PM, wetzel1592 said:

What apps does everyone use with their Apple Watch? I’m mainly looking just for distance to the front, middle and back and greens. I also wouldn’t mind having a hole layout function but that’s not a necessity. I’d preferably like to find a free option since all I’m looking for is the simple distances but would be willing to pay a subscription if I find the right one. 

I have two words for you .... Shotscope. .... Wait, maybe that's just one word? 🤷‍♂️

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