Ohio Golf Journal April 2019

Every Shot is Recorded for a Total Recap of Your Game While you may be using your current range finder to calculate the exact distance to the pin or green, it doesn’t help you analyze your shots after your round is complete. Shot Scope V2 can even record your chip shots and putts around the greens to give you an accurate picture of what really happened during your round – so the great ones can be remembered to emulate, and the bad ones used as a learning tool. The Pin Collect feature allows the player to record every approach shot, putt and pin placement to provide short game data for analysis after the round. Reduce your Handicap By studying the various readouts provided by the Shot Scope data after your round, you will pinpoint your weakest areas. Spend time on the practice green or range and turn them into strengths.Your handicap will trend downward. Enjoy Competition with Other Shot Scope Users Shot Scope also offers a unique way to compete with other golfers from around the world. Once you begin to use Shot Scope your data is recorded for every shot. As a Shot Scope user your data can be accessed to compare similar information from other Shot Scope users. Your casual Saturday morning game with your buddies can also double as a competition on an international scale. Other Shot Scope games available include: Hole-in-One, 300-yard Shots, Water Par, Eagles, GIR, 28 Putts and Break 70. Here is what two Shot Scope users said after they used the product: “These guys are superb. Top of the range product and customer service.” Richard Cuttle “Great statistics. Fast customer service. Added a local course upon request within two days of asking for it. I love how it works and the watch works better than my Garmin for yardage and hazard data.” Russell Spaulding New & Improved Shot Scope recently introduced the V2 enhancements to their already successful product. The company’s Technical Director, Lewis Allison created this short video explaining the improved LCD readout, 4 Ohio Golf Journal