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What GPS software are you using on your Smartphone?  I used golf logix but had issues with the software and am wondering if there is something better I should download onto iPhone

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Chipless Well Established Member

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I use the free version of Swing by Swing.  It seems like a much better value than spending hundreds on a GPS device.


tran_man Newbie

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I have Golfshot, great software but price ($30) is more than what most would want to pay for an iPhone app.

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Hybrid: G15 4-HybridIrons: G15 Irons 5-PW+UW+LWPutter: White Hot XG Sabertooth


Travis Giggy Member

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Originally Posted by Chipless

I use the free version of Swing by Swing.  It seems like a much better value than spending hundreds on a GPS device.


On behalf of Swing by Swing - Thanks Chipless!

Love your handle name... We actually used to have a bug in our scorecard module (fixed now) which prevented people from recording zero putts. So, as long you're "Chipless" and not "Puttless", you'll do just fine on our software.

Travis


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