Calypso55

Picked up a Rapsodo last week. I've taken it out to the range several times already but I've been frustrated by the numbers I've been getting. They seemed to be registering well under my usual distance. So today I picked out a yardage sign that was placed on the range, took a reading with my laser scope to get the exact distance, and then proceeded to choose a club that would carry to that sign. There was about a 15 yard discrepancy between the laser reading and what the Rapsodo was telling me. I know that they say that there is no need for a calibration-- that it's extremely accurate right out of the box.... but I'm not so sure. And I have no idea how to manually calibrate it (if it's possible or even if I should!) Any thoughts???

Greetings everyone! My name is Bill. I'm about to turn 64 years old and I have been golfing since I was in grade school. The entire family were/are golfers. Many of our vacations were golf vacations, fondly remembering the 'old' days at French Lick! Over the years, golf and friendships have been synonymous. I still get together with several of my high school buddies for an annual golf weekend in Green Lake, Wisconsin, where we play at Lawsonia and Mascoutin. A traveling trophy is involved, and this past summer I finally got to engrave my name on the winner's list. Last year I was picked by MGS to try out the SuperSpeed Golf Training system. It required quite a commitment, but I definitely saw results, as others have indicated who have tried the system themselves. I was first introduced to MGS by a good friend and fellow member, RevKev. He's a super golfer and just a wonderful individual! We used to play a couple of rounds together before he up and moved from wintery Wisconsin to fun-in-the-sun Florida. The season is relatively short up here along the shores of Lake Michigan. But that doesn't keep me from thinking about golf year-round. Great group of guys at MGS! Really enjoy the camaraderie!!