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#7 at our local nine hole course.  Anywhere from 200-215, uphill and normally into a south wind.  Just a long par 3.
Nailed a 5H to about 6ft and rolled her in.  First time birding this hole, I was a bit pumped 😄
 

#7 at our local nine hole course.  Anywhere from 200-215, uphill and normally into a south wind.  Just a long par 3.
Nailed a 5H to about 6ft and rolled her in.  First time birding this hole, I was a bit pumped 😄
 

That's where I came from 🤣

Believe V3 does that as well.  I’ve never followed up on that but I’ve seen that prompt.
But…. My 9 hole course also has a 9 hole par three sitting side by side

Good point but looking at the position where the tee shots ended up, they are all on the correct side.  It looks like SS is reporting it incorrectly on the Performance page.

Played 9 yesterday and seeing some incorrect data being reported. I had a case of the lefts until #6 yet SSV3 is reporting most of my misses were right, then I started missing right!
 

Hmmm, I've played a few of my 9 hole courses here and haven't been given that prompt, I had to start completely over in "finding" the course.  I'll have to look at my options closer next time.  I always thought it would be nice if it asked if you were playing again.  
What would be cool is if you could change the tee boxes you played from during this "back 9".  What my buddies and I do is we'll play one round from the whites, then one round from the tips (rarely more than a 20yd difference), or will alternate odd even holes doing this, just to change up the look of the holes. 

Believe V3 does that as well.  I’ve never followed up on that but I’ve seen that prompt.
But…. My 9 hole course also has a 9 hole par three sitting side by side

#7 at our local nine hole course.  Anywhere from 200-215, uphill and normally into a south wind.  Just a long par 3.
Nailed a 5H to about 6ft and rolled her in.  First time birding this hole, I was a bit pumped 😄
 

Played 9 yesterday and seeing some incorrect data being reported. I had a case of the lefts until #6 yet SSV3 is reporting most of my misses were right, then I started missing right!
 

Believe V3 does that as well.  I’ve never followed up on that but I’ve seen that prompt.
But…. My 9 hole course also has a 9 hole par three sitting side by side

#7 at our local nine hole course.  Anywhere from 200-215, uphill and normally into a south wind.  Just a long par 3.
Nailed a 5H to about 6ft and rolled her in.  First time birding this hole, I was a bit pumped 😄
 

#7 at our local nine hole course.  Anywhere from 200-215, uphill and normally into a south wind.  Just a long par 3.
Nailed a 5H to about 6ft and rolled her in.  First time birding this hole, I was a bit pumped 😄
 

Good point but looking at the position where the tee shots ended up, they are all on the correct side.  It looks like SS is reporting it incorrectly on the Performance page.

Played 9 yesterday and seeing some incorrect data being reported. I had a case of the lefts until #6 yet SSV3 is reporting most of my misses were right, then I started missing right!
 

OK, I got sucked into reading @tony@CIC revival of the 100 pushups a day thread.  Not sure why I clicked on that, because that ain't happening!!
However, I do have a routine that I like to do occasionally, and I thought I would post it here :

 

#7 at our local nine hole course.  Anywhere from 200-215, uphill and normally into a south wind.  Just a long par 3.
Nailed a 5H to about 6ft and rolled her in.  First time birding this hole, I was a bit pumped 😄
 

#7 at our local nine hole course.  Anywhere from 200-215, uphill and normally into a south wind.  Just a long par 3.
Nailed a 5H to about 6ft and rolled her in.  First time birding this hole, I was a bit pumped 😄
 

Probably going to need to edit and make sure it marked you second shot locations correctly for that round. That would be my first guess.

There are no "deals" on any golf balls, unless they come from the manufacturer or an authorized retailer with an authorized manufacturer's promotion. PERIOD!

Final product.. 
Brisket style Tri-tip, smoked and fire roasted hot sausages, homemade herb and parmesan bread. 

 

 

 

 

Let them putt with anything they want but take away the greens book.  Everyone has to become a green reader again.
Wonder what Billy would say about that 🤔

Yes firmware is current. Here's the response and remedy - all good now. 
Could you please turn your watch off and on again. Then go into your Bluetooth settings and remove/delete any mention of Shot Scope V3 if there is any, then make sure Location settings is enabled on your phone. Make sure Shot Scope is also enabled in your "Privacy" section Then enable Bluetooth on your phone, open the Shot Scope app and tap "connect band".
 
If you are being asked for a pin code and one isn't appearing on the watch you can find a pin code by doing the following:
 
*Enter the 'Settings' section of the watch
*Then enter the 'Bluetooth' section
*Enter the pin code that appears into the app
 

I'm going to go out on a limb and say for the sake of financial discipline that luxury golf launch monitors are in the realm of things that shouldn't be financed. I could see financing being a viable option if this is a business that is returning earnings from the use of the item but from a personal finance perspective, this seems like a questionable decision assuming the LM is a depreciating asset.
For anyone reading this, please do yourself a long-term financial favor and be careful if you're looking at things from the perspective of monthly payments. If you don't need something and can't afford to buy it outright, you should really carefully consider your purchase decision before you finance the purchase. If you finance the $7k GC3 at say 5.5% (optimistic), you will have a monthly payment of $211/month over three years or $134/month over five years. The total cost of ownership over three years would be $7,596 and over five years, $8,040. That's $600 - $1000 of interest that you will never get back. If you don't have a flawless financial picture and the interest rate is 8.5%, then the three year monthly payment would be $221/month ($7,955 total) or for five years $144/month ($8,616 total). That's a lot of money going down the drain and for the love of God, please don't finance this on a credit card with rates that range from 16% to 29%. We haven't even included any sales tax that would likely bump that number up another $400 - $700 depending on your area.
Sorry for the rant, I just see too many people make poor financial decisions for things that are extra. If you have the cash to burn, then feel free and buy it but if you don't, please think very carefully and don't make a rushed decision. Please keep in mind that the SkyTrak is also a perfectly capable device if all you want to do is keep your swing in somewhat reasonable shape over the winter. 

And this is what I’ve been doing 🙄
Okay, never to late to learn something new!  Thanks guys for teaching an old dog…