08-28-2017
12:37
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06-28-2018
15:40
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MattFitbit
08-28-2017
12:37
- last edited on
06-28-2018
15:40
by
MattFitbit
The Microsoft Band 2 had a great app that used the accelerometer and GPS along with Course maps to give you current yards to hole, tracked your swings and such, any news if there will be a golf app for the fitbit Ionic?
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Best AnswerYeah - I pretty much stopped using it, as I mostly play my home course and use a rangefinder for most distances. ...So I started it back up yesterday and it worked mostly well. Except, and maybe it is for battery concerns, or maybe I need to change a setting, but I had to restart it every time I went to look at it. I like what the full tool (not the Ionic app but the app and club registration system) does, so I was hoping to get a little more out of it. Mostly just looking for an accurate (like within a yard or two) measurement of my drive distance. All clubs would be great but driver is the main one. I have a couple different ways to try to accomplish that one though.
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Best AnswerRioRon,
Have you tried “Golf GPS?” Works great, videos for it on YouTube.
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Best AnswerI have to go watch the video again. Installed it and turned it on at my course. Then had trouble using it on the fly. Of course - most of my brain is centered on the next shot so I dont have time to learn something new. How do you change holes? swipe? click somewhere? Like I said - I need to look a the video again.
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Best AnswerI'm a software developer for almost 20 years, and recently took up golf. I'm absolutely amazed that there isn't any confident app out there that could simply keep track of my score easily. I think i'm going to take a crack at it.
If i'm going to build my own app, the 1st and foremost important goal it needs to be contribute to the golf experience, not detract from it. When we're playing the game, we're thinking about the game, not about tracking stats.
The app needs to take a back seat while your play the hole. After you nail that 1 ft putt, then you fill in the details.
Goals are simple:
Anything else would be considered good to haves at this point. I want to be on the links without my phone.
Versa 3 has GPS built in, so for a 2nd version i would explore club performance. I've almost given up using the phone apps, its just not intuitive to track clubs on shots.
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Best AnswerWould love something that gets all scores from others in one place. I know that does not really fit what you are describing here, but would be useful to me. Then we sould not have so much lost time in collecting scorecards and calling off scores after our rounds. ...Just in case you 'trip over' something that might help us do that while you are looking at scoring more.
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Best AnswerUnfortunately, unless I pay thousands for the golf data, the only way to have yardages is for people add it themselves, like the other app already does 😞
Best AnswerHi @SunsetRunner ,
If you have a nice beta version maybe we can team up and combine them to one app? I'm the developer of the golf GPS app.
One of my concercens is how to make the UI nice for both distance finding and scoring. I don't want it to be cluttered.
Hi Pietero. I just got a Fitbit and I am trying to use your app. It says "No phone connection" and it just hangs when trying to find courses. Is there some troubleshooting I can do for this? Thanks!
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