Intrepidgolfer

PRGR. First, my hero Everyman Padraig uses it. Next, I found it so incredibly easy to use. I like that its battery instead of rechargeable. I already have too many things to plug in. I'm in alaska so haven't had much opportunity to test it outside. Season just started this week. I have tested it against my Bushnell range finder for distance and against an indoor machine for ball speed and its been accurate. The cost is right where it should be. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. And.. if you have a kid in baseball, it measures pitch and bat speed. 

For me this issue isn’t so much about fairness to the golfer as a middle ground based on the variability of groundskeeper care. I have been a member of country clubs in Los Angeles and Atlanta but now I live in Alaska. Some courses just don’t have the budget to fix divots. Some courses are played by duffers who are either unaware of the etiquette, or better golfers who dismiss the etiquette. Many golfers here play golf in the most recreational of ways, and only 2-3 times a season. Why should my GHIN be disadvantaged simply because I live someplace that can’t keep up with the volume of players?  I liken it to an approach shot landing in a ball mark on the green. Who among us would force someone who marked and cleaned their ball to put their ball back in the same place? We allow them to fix the ball mark first. I don’t see why bad luck on the green can’t be treated like bad luck in the fairway. 

PRGR. First, my hero Everyman Padraig uses it. Next, I found it so incredibly easy to use. I like that its battery instead of rechargeable. I already have too many things to plug in. I'm in alaska so haven't had much opportunity to test it outside. Season just started this week. I have tested it against my Bushnell range finder for distance and against an indoor machine for ball speed and its been accurate. The cost is right where it should be. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. And.. if you have a kid in baseball, it measures pitch and bat speed. 

PRGR. First, my hero Everyman Padraig uses it. Next, I found it so incredibly easy to use. I like that its battery instead of rechargeable. I already have too many things to plug in. I'm in alaska so haven't had much opportunity to test it outside. Season just started this week. I have tested it against my Bushnell range finder for distance and against an indoor machine for ball speed and its been accurate. The cost is right where it should be. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. And.. if you have a kid in baseball, it measures pitch and bat speed.