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**BrifsGefel** · 06-20-2011, 10:57 PM

I've been using GolfShot for months and never had a GIR issue so not quite sure what you mean by that?
It goes off of what you put into it, so if its a par four and you enter a score of "4" with 2 putts, it assigns you the GIR.
Am I missing something??

If I am on a par 4 in regulation and 3 putt it wont give it to me. It used to but not anymore. Its not a big deal but I wish I could edit it to show a GIR when it was. Same with par 3's and 5's, I guess if you 3 putt it guess's your not on in regulation? I have been using it for over a year now and absolutely love it.

I've been hesitant to pull the trigger on GolfScape due to some bad reviews I've read on it. Most of them focus on the inability to see the screen in bright, sunny conditions. Do you ever have this problem with it??

My dad got this and doesn't care for it. He said its not worth it and the regular Golfshot is much better.

06-20-2011, 10:57 PM	#5
BrifsGefel Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 302 Senior Member	I've been using GolfShot for months and never had a GIR issue so not quite sure what you mean by that? It goes off of what you put into it, so if its a par four and you enter a score of "4" with 2 putts, it assigns you the GIR. Am I missing something?? If I am on a par 4 in regulation and 3 putt it wont give it to me. It used to but not anymore. Its not a big deal but I wish I could edit it to show a GIR when it was. Same with par 3's and 5's, I guess if you 3 putt it guess's your not on in regulation? I have been using it for over a year now and absolutely love it. I've been hesitant to pull the trigger on GolfScape due to some bad reviews I've read on it. Most of them focus on the inability to see the screen in bright, sunny conditions. Do you ever have this problem with it?? My dad got this and doesn't care for it. He said its not worth it and the regular Golfshot is much better.
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