hiphopbeats

Here's the website. http://www.igolfvision.com

I agree with you in that you need to train your eye and body to work together. That is why I think this is so helpful. I'll be able to look at the slope and visualize the trajectory of the ball...then I can use the app to see if I'm right...I'm not a great putter and I always get the speed wrong...so I never really know how off my aim is. anyway...this all depends if the app works or not.

Well, I think it'll be great to help me read the greens...I won't use it while playing a round, but I'll use it on the putting green. I have a lot of trouble analyzing break. I already use the breakmaster and it helps...this takes it to the next level. For those of you who don't know, the break master tells you the slope at a certain spot on the green. It's basically like a "level" for golf.

According to the developer they actually plotted the break the ball takes on different speed greens at different slopes. They then created a formula to accurately provide the degree of offset based on the green speed, slope left/right, and slope up/down. It seems that there will obviously be variation but I bet it's pretty close to accurate. I'll see if I can get the website link. Can't find it when searching.

Haha, good point. From what they said this is more of a training tool use for practice so you can train your eye to read the greens correctly when you play.

It does show you the correct break right to the cup and show you where to aim. "How does it work? You place the device next to the ball to record the angle of break. You then place the device next to the cup to record another set of data. You can collect data in between as well. Then, stand behind your ball and take a picture. The app will draw an arc showing how your ball will roll if you hit it straight at the hole. The app will also draw a line showing you the correct aim line"

I stumbled across this in another forum. It's this device that takes the break of the green and then shows you the trajectory of the ball. *edit* It's an iphone app

The last time I played I shot a 90 which isn't very good.

Tiger is the greatest for one fact alone...he's meant more to the game than any other player in Golf history. When Tiger doesn't play...no one watches

Hello, I'm excited to be a part of the forum. I an from Phoenix, Arizona and I'm in marketing. I try to play golf about once a week but find that to be difficult...especially in the summer! It's Hot!