Hey @garmingolf, I was very excited to show my mates my club stats on our tournament last week, but they one-upped me When they showed me the club data in their Arccos app, which shows every shot for every club including dispersion. Seems like All that data should be available - any chance of you breaking down club data further in future upgrades?
To bad this app is so far behind the competition. I have the S62, club sensors, and the r10 monitor. Still have to run a different app to provide stats, take notes, etc. S62 caddie feature is a nice idea, but there is no way to edit your club distances manually. So if it mis reads a shot (500yd pw) you cannot edit the average. Very lackluster support also. The community has been asking for these issues to be fixed for years and no response from Garmin.
If you have golf buddies with Garmin gear it’s cool to compare… my group we play against each other with The R10 … Garmin gear rarely disappoints… I use the S62 and the Greenviews is great when playing a new course..
I am confused now. What exactly are features in the free app and what exactly are paid premium features? I just bought a R10 and thought the golf app was free rel eg. Home Tee hero - it isn't?
Thank you for your question. The Garmin Golf Membership Subscription adds Green Contours, Home Tee Hero virtual rounds (Approach R10 only) and Video clips of shots (Approach R10 only). Below is a link with a comparison chart comparing the free and paid plans. I hope this helps. www.garmin.com/en-US/p/850633
Thank you for your question. The Forerunner 935 is a compatible device for the Garmin Golf app. Please reach out to our Product Support team at 800-800-1020 or support.garmin.com. They will be happy to assist.
@@GarminRetailTraining thank you, another question if you don’t mind. The C10 sensors need to be paired with a watch. You cannot just pair them with the Garmin App?
Why doesn't the app offer the choice for a 7 wood under the My Bag club choice option??? Even tour players have a 7 wood in their bag these days. Let allone all the boomers. How, why, who thought this was a good idea?
@@jguitar29 No, that's the thing. You can create a new club but you have to choose one using a pull down menu that has all the clubs ... exept for the 7 wood. Now there is a work around. You can give all your clubs a nick name. So you can edit a club that is not in your bag, let's say a 3 iron, and give that the nick name 7 wood. Then in the list it appears with the nick name 7 wood but underneath it still says 3 iron. Not a very big deal but sooo ... silly. Who at Garmin R&D said well let's skip the 7 wood? And why force the use of a pull down menu. Instead of the silly nick name thing you could just let people name the club themselves.
@@windmill10 Agreed. I found this video while trying to figure out if I could add a chipper to my bag. I did the nickname workaround, but wasn't super thrilled about it. Wrong club loft, shaft length, etc.
Hey @garmingolf, I was very excited to show my mates my club stats on our tournament last week, but they one-upped me
When they showed me the club data in their Arccos app, which shows every shot for every club including dispersion. Seems like
All that data should be available - any chance of you breaking down club data further in future upgrades?
It doesn't give the distance to the hole like other apps? Or am I not using it properly?
Please add penalty and sand strokes to the app. Otherwise it is very nice. Thanks
Add the auto measure feature from the z82 to sync into the app like the s62
To bad this app is so far behind the competition. I have the S62, club sensors, and the r10 monitor. Still have to run a different app to provide stats, take notes, etc. S62 caddie feature is a nice idea, but there is no way to edit your club distances manually. So if it mis reads a shot (500yd pw) you cannot edit the average. Very lackluster support also. The community has been asking for these issues to be fixed for years and no response from Garmin.
What’s the other app you use to track your stats?
So I buy a Garmin watch, Garmin ct10 sensors and still need to buy the monthly subscription
Actually you really don't. I use the S62 with garmin golf and you get a ton of information and features even without the subscription.
If you have golf buddies with Garmin gear it’s cool to compare… my group we play against each other with The R10 … Garmin gear rarely disappoints… I use the S62 and the Greenviews is great when playing a new course..
2:22 what about replacing the pin, dude?
about to say the same
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I am confused now. What exactly are features in the free app and what exactly are paid premium features? I just bought a R10 and thought the golf app was free rel eg. Home Tee hero - it isn't?
Thank you for your question. The Garmin Golf Membership Subscription adds Green Contours, Home Tee Hero virtual rounds (Approach R10 only) and Video clips of shots (Approach R10 only). Below is a link with a comparison chart comparing the free and paid plans. I hope this helps.
www.garmin.com/en-US/p/850633
Can’t get my forerunner 245 to work, I got told when I bought it that it was compatible for golf, any help?
Thank you for your comment. The Forerunner 245 does not provide golf metrics nor is it compatible with the Garmin Golf app.
does it work properly with the forerunner 935? just can't get it to work
Thank you for your question. The Forerunner 935 is a compatible device for the Garmin Golf app. Please reach out to our Product Support team at 800-800-1020 or support.garmin.com. They will be happy to assist.
Do the C10 Sensors pair with the Z82?
Thank you for your question. No, the CT10 sensors do not pair with the Approach Z82.
@@GarminRetailTraining thank you, another question if you don’t mind. The C10 sensors need to be paired with a watch. You cannot just pair them with the Garmin App?
Why doesn't the app offer the choice for a 7 wood under the My Bag club choice option??? Even tour players have a 7 wood in their bag these days. Let allone all the boomers. How, why, who thought this was a good idea?
I believe you can add a club with your own label if that helps
@@jguitar29 No, that's the thing. You can create a new club but you have to choose one using a pull down menu that has all the clubs ... exept for the 7 wood. Now there is a work around. You can give all your clubs a nick name. So you can edit a club that is not in your bag, let's say a 3 iron, and give that the nick name 7 wood. Then in the list it appears with the nick name 7 wood but underneath it still says 3 iron. Not a very big deal but sooo ... silly. Who at Garmin R&D said well let's skip the 7 wood? And why force the use of a pull down menu. Instead of the silly nick name thing you could just let people name the club themselves.
@@windmill10 Agreed. I found this video while trying to figure out if I could add a chipper to my bag. I did the nickname workaround, but wasn't super thrilled about it. Wrong club loft, shaft length, etc.