Do you have to walk a course to properly record your shot?
604623
No, I use the cart all the time. It works perfect just have to remember to tap it. I wish it was just a little louder.
604624
no. The data is created by making GPS waypoints. Waypoints are created by choosing a club and bringing the club handle to the sensor on your belt each time you make a shot.
604625
No, GAMEGOLF uses GPS. All you're doing is "tapping" locations of shots. GAMEGOLF does the rest. It's pretty cool. And the customer service is great!
604626
No, that is not required. Just as long as you mark your ball where you hit it and where it has landed you will be fine.
604627
Not at all. Just make sure you tap your club while at the ball. It tracks from the point you tapped the club, so don't tap it at the cart, then walk a few fee to your ball, otherwise your tracking will be off.
1187501
Yes, from the place you hit your shot, press the button in the upper left corner and you will see a big zero, then walk/drive to your ball and it will give you the distance your shot went.
464154
According to the manual that came with it theres a section called Using the Odometer which records the time and distance traveled. I am a golfer so I have never tried that function!
2021555
No, you need software to record. Good software really is key to recording and motion detection, especially on these cheaper model cameras.
805347
I just noticed that when I do a Leslie Sansone aerobic 3 mile video it only tracks 1.7 miles. I am busy moving the whole 45 minutes so I am under the assumption that side steps or a side to side movement or a high knee march must not be counted. I just about lost it yesterday I had it on my shoe and when I looked down I only had the clip. Enjoy your dancing, your having fun and moving which is the point.
1189377
Yes, you need a tripod if you want to keep the angle you are filming. but you can lay it down and it will still record
1746577
YES---If you are operating in the Pro Mode (which must be downloaded from their website) for the course you are playing. you can push the center button and a "O" will appear at the top of the screen. As you move forward down the fairway the yardage is shownas a distance from your starting pointIf you are in the Basic Mode you can still "calculate" your driving distance by subtracting The Distance to the Green after you reach your Tee shot from the Distance to the Green reading before you hit. Either of these methods can be used for any shot.
1313928
If you have any kind of a sense of balance you can do this solo, but you will be going for the longer shots, since you need to get your foot replanted before you shoot just for accuracy. I have done a few shots that way. It's definitely easier with someone else launching.
1071618
First- make sure you update software by hooking it to an internet connected computer. The first time I did this it did take a while to update it (about an hour). Then just follow the user guide. When you first get to the course, (parking lot is when I turn the watch to the golf function by holding down the left bottom button). After it finds all nearby courses, select the one you are at. It will automatically start at hole one. It will give you distance to center, front and back of green. As you progress through your shots, and as you get closer to the green it will give you your yardage, After you reach the green, it will automatically advance to the next hole. This is the main function I use as I keep my score on a scorecard. It will give you options for driving distance and also will keep an individual score. I found more detailed instuctions, other than what came with the watch, on the Izzo golf website. This is a great tool, and once you figure out the ins and outs of using it, it will enhance your play. I have forgotten to bring it on a couple of rounds (left it on charger) and I really missed it those times I played. (One charge will generally get you through two 4 hour rounds of golf while in GPS mode). Good luck!
1148933
I'm comfortable walking with one hand protecting my camera from swinging. I'm confident you'll find your camera will swing too much without your hand being on the camera, too.
783004
Yes, each time you hit your shot hit the sensor off the device. This will register that you are using your Driver tag. If you don't tag, the automatic shot detection system will pick up that the shot has been hit and you can enter the club choice when you edit your round afterwards so you're covered in both instances
1805796
Yes the course is fully viewed and you can see important swing data after you hit the ball. Swing speed face angle etc.
1105290
Yes. Id save your money. Not a replacement for going to the driving range. Doesn't work all that well.
1249848
Yes. I just used it today at my daughter's soccer game. It is very easy to walk around with and really helps on giving your camera stability to get the best shot possible.
1636527
Not sure. Our camera is motion sensitive and used when we are away so we are not doing much recording (we hope).
2175106
You can shoot shots pretty quick, but then the camera takes a few seconds to catch up. I usually use a burst of several and it recovers by the time I am ready to shoot again.
2069541
No. Program must be recorded first. However, the chasing playback function can be used to pause a program that is currently being recorded.