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Saw the app on MGS and initially all I thought was how much time it could add to a round. This is an augmented reality app that will read greens for you after walking the line of the putt.

I personally hate having my phone in my pocket during a round, but part of me is interested in how the tech actually works accurately.

Would you try it?

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6 minutes ago, cutchemist42 said:

Saw the app on MGS and initially all I thought was how much time it could add to a round. This is an augmented reality app that will read greens for you after walking the line of the putt.

I personally hate having my phone in my pocket during a round, but part of me is interested in how the tech actually works accurately.

Would you try it?

If it's the same app I saw somewhere, it's really only meant as a practice aid.

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11 minutes ago, billchao said:

If it's the same app I saw somewhere, it's really only meant as a practice aid.

Aahh ok, that was actually the only way I could envision myself personally using it.

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9 minutes ago, cutchemist42 said:

Saw the app on MGS and initially all I thought was how much time it could add to a round. This is an augmented reality app that will read greens for you after walking the line of the putt.

I personally hate having my phone in my pocket during a round, but part of me is interested in how the tech actually works accurately.

Would you try it?

No I would not. I could not count it as a round towardly my handicap if I did (14-3 I Believe?) and thus would not be useful to me in round. If someone found it useful as a training aid then thats good for them. Aimpoint is working just fine for me. 

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If someone handed me a phone with the app, and ask me try it out, I would give it thorough test, and honest opinion.

 I wouldn't acquire the app for my own use.. 

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