Golf Quest

Golf Quest is the Golfer's high tech yard stick...

Good club selection depends on knowing the distances you hit each club. More consistency will result in improved club selection and impressive scoring. To measure each clubs range and enter the distances in a spreadsheet for analysis would take considerable time, it can be done but it's time consuming to do this using manual methods.

Now with Golf Quest, this task just became fun and easy!

At the practice range or city park open space or on the course, you Mark distances from where you made the shots, then walk to the shot distance and tap "Enter" at each ball location.
It is best practice to enter normal shots that fall with-in your average quality shot. If you enter miss-hits or shanked shots the distance data will be too variable to be useful.

Golf Quest will calculate the Min/Max/Ave distances with good accuracy. In one weekend a golfer can precisely capture their club distances for their entire set of golf clubs.

If you change to a different golf ball or add a new club, or change your setup, it is easy to re-test your distances and update your club data. At the beginning of each season it is good practice to dial in your swing and verify your distance for each club and setup. When you're with-in 100 yards you need surgeon like precision to get those birdies.

These ranges can be used on a reference list or used in a golfing app such as GolfKaddie. Just enter the club name and Min and Max distances and enjoy the new precision.

Golf Quest includes a Generic Measurement feature for general use for a variety of other outdoor activities, such as Frisbee golf, Archery, joggers, etc..

Golf Quest uses Cel Tower data to identify longitude and latitude with-in an accuracy of 4 yards.
In a rural setting with limited cel coverage accuracy may be diminished; This is typical with other GPS technology as well.

(Earlier devices may not be compatible)