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Played on a two week demo. Paired with a Garmin Approach R10. Lots of fun with several game modes. Games are engaging and keep you focused on making good shots. The pricing model however needs work. $349 for a lifetime license, or $199…
It's not GSPro nor does it aim to be. It's got a great range feature, good simulation and some great minigames for the kids and for the occasional adult goofing off. Can be used right off a tablet or cell phone so you can basically take…
Amazing! I thought no way is worth $300 lifetime purchase license - then I trialed for 2 days and quickly paid up. Love it! Need more full courses and online live multiplayer with other awesome golf users. Swing video recordings would be…
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