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what is the most accurate GPS app for the iphone 4? Latest Golf Gps News

Wed, 16 May 2012 03:00:43 +0000

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Question by thegogetter222: what is the most accurate GPS app for the iphone 4?
I need an app for retaining actual GPS coordinates and measuring the distances from each. I’m currently using “Free GPS” and in theory, its perfect. Although the readings are not very accurate. I do not need it for driving, golf, etc applications…

let me know your thoughts, thank you!

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Answer by Super Jessica
Since you don’t need it for driving, this “GPS Kit ” would fit your need. It is more focus on location function. You can download it here

http://download.pandaapp.com/ios-iphone-app/gps-kit3.2-id1409.html

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Using a GPS For Golf Garmin Approach S3 GPS Golf Watch Golfshot: Golf GPS – Range finder for iPhone, iPod touch and mobile

Wed, 02 May 2012 13:00:28 +0000

In this article I will give you 10 benefits of using a GPS for golf. With the rapid development of GPS technology, using a GPS for golf has become very popular throughout the world, and in particular America and Australia.

Why has using a GPS for golf become so popular?

Well quite simply the information you receive from a GPS is both accurate and extremely useful.

When using a GPS for golf you get the following benefits:

Distances from where you are to varying parts of the course and hole in play. This includes the overall length of the hole, the distance to the beginning and end of the fairway. Distances to hazards, both to reach and to carry the hazard, as well as distances to the front, centre and back of the green. All this information is extremely useful and time saving. No more measuring out or guessing of distances. Most Golf GPS models are accurate to within a couple of yards.
Get to know how far you hit the ball with each club. A lot of players who have been using a GPS for golf say that this can be quite a humbling experience. Believing that they hit a driver (or any club) a certain distance and then discovering that they in fact don’t hit it that far seems to amaze them. Truth is most amateurs think they hit the ball further than they do.
Gain confidence. Knowing the distance that you hit each club gives you an incredible amount of confidence when playing. No longer do you have to worry about a three quarter or “between clubs” shot. This alleviates tension and allows for a smooth swing. Ever wondered why the pros seem to know exactly which club to use and get the distances exactly right? Their caddies are paid to know exactly how far it is to the pin, what clubs they hit that distance and to advise the player accordingly – exactly the information you will get from using a GPS for golf.
A Golf GPS is extremely useful when you have hit a wayward shot; say behind some trees, where you would ordinarily have no idea of how far it is to get the ball back into play or to the green. Without a line of sight you can confidently play your shot knowing that your ball will (or should – as you still have to execute the shot) land back in play or where you intended it to go.
Play anywhere any time with confidence. If playing at a strange course for the first time or a course that you do not play that often – such as when you are on holiday – you have the advantage of not having to worry about distances. Most GPS models come preloaded with a number of local courses or courses can be downloaded as required. In addition you can ‘map’ or plot your own points on every hole and so customize your GPS specifically for your own use.
Using a GPS for golf will speed up play. It is amazing how many players report that this happens. Even one GPS in a four ball seems to speed up play considerably.
Shoot lower scores and reduce your handicap. A lot of people who use a GPS for golf say that they have shaved shots off their rounds from the very first time they use a GPS. Quite simply a GPS takes a lot of tension out of the equation and this definitely makes for better scoring.
Be the envy of your mates – they’ll all want to play with you. Or more likely want you to help them with their distances.
Analyze your round after the game by using the built in statistics available in most GPS models.
Enjoy your game more. If you are playing well you will naturally enjoy it more.

So there you have it – 10 benefits to using a GPS for golf. If you haven’t already tried using a GPS for golf do yourself a favor and go out and get one today.

Lawrence Bredenkamp is a qualified golf coach and a mad keen golfer. He has several golfing websites one of which is dedicated solely to Golf GPS.
This website has the most comprehensive comparison chart available on the web. It provides a full review of each of the most popular models and gives recommendations based on budget.M
Buy your GPS using this information and rest assured that you have bought the best available for the money you have spent.

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Tuscon’s Ritz-Carlton at Dove Mountain offers plenty of reasons to stay

admin — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:17:19 +0000

“What am I doing in Tucson?” With Phoenix/Scottsdale and more than 3,600 golf holes just 90 minutes down the turnpike, it’s a legit question. Isn’t this sleepy college town better known for bacon-wrapped “Sonoran hot dogs” than it is for world-class golf and upscale resorts? What gives?

Hold steady there, compadre. Before you get on the iPhone and start googling for a hitman to eliminate your travel agent, take a deep breath, widen your eyes to take in the blue skies and send flowers instead. You have just arrived at the Ritz-Carlton at Dove Mountain, and all is well with the world. Unpack, flip on the flatscreen and open those sliding glass doors onto a saguaro-studded desert tableau. Now chill.

The Ritz opened its doors in December of 2009, but development in the foothills of the Tortolita Mountains has been burning steady for the past 25 years or so. Things geared up when Tucson developer David Mehl bought 1,300 acres from the legendary homesteader “Cush” Cayton, who’d been ranching here since 1926. Housing developments sprung up like wildflowers, followed by 36 holes dubbed the Gallery Golf Club, designed by John Fought with help from Tom Lehman on the North Course.

Fought’s links-style South Course played host to the Accenture Match Play Championships in 2007 and 2008, but the action moved up the hill in 2009 to 18 of Jack Nicklaus’s 27 holes at the Ritz-Carlton. (Holes 28 through 36 are in the offing as well.) Thereby hangs a controversial tale.

After numerous players complained about the unreceptive, hard greens, the PGA Tour mandated some changes, and the stripping and softening began in earnest. After all, at 7,800-plus yards, the long approach shots needed a few receptive pin positions on the Saguaro and Tortolita courses, where the tournament is routed. Jack didn’t accede without mild protest, but the changes were duly made, and the Bear confessed it amounted to an improvement.

On media day this year, with the course set up to bare its tournament teeth, I’d have been hard-pressed to guess that it had been made any easier in the past year. Green complexes were still hard to hold but for the highest, most feathery approach shots, and even then the trouble was just beginning. Facing snaking downhillers that read 12-plus on the old Stimp was like putting on a green-tinted Colorado River. Putts don’t just break here, they eddy and foam and spin drunkenly like a sailor on a weekend furlough.

That said, the pain of perpetual three-jacks is thoroughly effaced by the jigsaw joys of this demanding desert layout. While your first trip around might confound your eye off the tee on various holes not knowing exactly where Jack wants you to drive the next time out is difficult but not dizzying. Nicklaus knew what he was doing, fashioning a design that would make aggressive amateurs flash back to what they’d seen the pros do on TV in February.

“You have the opportunity to relate to those players,” Nicklaus has said, “and say, ‘Hey, I saw Tiger here, he didn’t get it up-and-down, and I did.’ Those are the kind of things that I think make the game fun.”

Landing areas are generous once you get used to the liberal bunkering, but there are daunting forced carries over desert wash areas on more than a few tee shots and approaches. Saguaros line the fairways and discourage players from seeking out ancient, lost Kro-Flites to pad the shag-bag. For comic relief, once-noble, 18-foot succulents are now studded with numerous errant tee shots.

If it’s unspoiled, hazard-free beauty that you hanker after, the 850 acres surrounding the Ritz-Carlton should fit the bill nicely. Twenty-five miles of improved trails ring the hotel, which you can mount on foot or mountain bike, then wind your way through the Tortolita Mountains and Wild Burro Canyon. The stillness is broken only by breezes, or the skittering of, er, scorpions and lizards and snakes; the air is clear and dry. Views go on and on and then some.

I don’t know about you, but all that talk of hiking gets me hungry. Happily, just inside the resort’s four-story main building made of adobe, clay tile, stucco and stone sits a culinary destination that alone is well worth a trip to the Sonoran Desert. The CORE Kitchen and Wine Bar is a stunningly sleek, glass-encased marvel, ably guided by the antic spirit of Chef Joel Harrington, whose Mohawk-hairdo and punk-rock aesthetic stand in stark contrast to the refined elegance of the room.

The chef may be the walking definition of an enfant terrible, but the menu is a perfectly mannerly model of local-ingredients-first, regionally-influenced cuisine. A beyond-tender buffalo tenderloin is done with garlic fries and a celery root pure, and there’s a lovely sweet potato bisque with a hint of chipotle that is as smooth as Steve Stricker’s putting stroke. They also serve a damn fine order of fish tacos at the poolside Turquesa Latin Grill.

For dessert, I’d skip the carb-fest and make your way down to the tranquil luxury of the Ritz’s spa. While it may usually be true that a spa is a spa, the outdoor area here, where various treatments are offered under the azure canopy above, is a little slice of desert heaven. Not only that, I had a world-class deep tissue massage that straddled the line between pleasure and pain without sacrificing therapeutic benefits. Plus, the steamroom is big enough for a touch football game and emits copious clouds of healing vapors. Ahhhhhhhhhhh …

You may want to venture some 20 miles to downtown Tucson for a funky enchilada dinner and some rock and roll. Me, I was happy on Dove Mountain with the flagsticks and the saguaros and the multi-hued sunrises and sunsets. P.S., there’s only 350 days of sunshine in this valley, so pick your vacation date carefully if you like rain.

Putt Putt Golf 3D iPhone iPod Game

admin — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:18:17 +0000

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Mini Golf Wacky Worlds – iPhone App Review.

admin — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:40:45 +0000

‘Mini Golf Wacky Worlds’ is an amazing golf game. It has a cartoon effect. This game has amazing graphics and interface. Very addicting and fun to play.
I could easily recommend this app to all of you! Its worth every cent!

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Let’s Golf App Review!

admin — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 20:53:31 +0000

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Let’s Golf really is the best golfing app out there as we speak & for only for a limited time offer of $.99…thats a steal…100% i love this game =)
Rating-9.8

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Pocket Putt Golf for your iPhone and iPod Touch

admin — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 12:16:03 +0000

18 Holes of Putt Putt golf in the palm of your hand. Simple, intuitive controls, moving targets and practice green. Get it on iTunes – http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=336575752&mt=8

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Where can I find reviews of the best iPhone golf GPS applications?

admin — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 00:44:41 +0000

I know that there are user reviews on the App Store, but I was hoping to find a web site like Consumer Reports that covers all of the different choices out there.

The best site I have found for reviews of iPhone golf GPS apps is Critical Golf (http://criticalgolf.com) – they rank them according to a bunch of categories and even include how good the course coverage is for each application.

My personal favorite is Golfshot, but go look at their review, you may like a different one more. They have all the top apps like Golfshot, AirVue, ViewTi, FlyCaddie and GolfLogix, so you can see the trade-offs between each.

They also have reviews for dedicated golf GPS devices in case you decide you want to go that route instead.

Golfing iPhone App Review Lets Golf

admin — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:48:35 +0000

http://uniqueapps.com

Heres an app review of the iPhone app Lets Golf.

This is my favorite golf game to play on the iPhone so far. The developers did an excellent job with this application.

Have a great day,

Ryan

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