At first glance, that looked like a lot of money, but having reviewed the product exhaustively, I’d say that would still represent decent value. When Game Golf Live first launched in 2016, it retailed at about $300. So even though it may be a pain to have to charge it up in the first place, at least you’re guaranteed good mileage out of it. Yet even with a sea of data at your fingertips, I truly don’t believe it is an overload, and because the app conveys it all in a clear and concise manner, it really is easy to determine the good and the bad, and to implement the necessary improvements to change your game for the better.Īs for the battery life, we charged the device up for a couple of hours played two 18-hole rounds with it, and still had a bit left over. You can also see in detail how you played each hole, which in turn enables you to infer what impact things like slope, dogleg and wind have on your distances. The strokes-gained stats in particular are fantastic, but the wide range of data factors in everything you can think of: fairways, bunkers, putting, wedge shots etc. We always think we know our strengths and weaknesses as golfers, but I was amazed at the trends it was able to pick up on – even with the relatively small data set of the two rounds we played. It’s just a smooth process from start to finish, and everything is instant. I’d read before that there were problems with the app in terms of saving data, finding courses and in-round editing, but we experienced none of that.

There was nothing we could fault about the performance of the entire Golf Game Live system.

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