Finders keepers
Don't lose your ball with Golfonaut! The app helps you find it by indicating the distance between you and your last shot as well as your average distance for each club. You will immediately know if you are closer or further away from your ball.
Those who seek, those who find
On a winter Saturday, you're playing golf alone peacefully. It's 4 pm. You're about to hit a drive on this long par-5 of 518 yards. You need to send a missile and no time to waste on this long fairway. The low sun blinds you.
You start your backswing but you go too high. Way too high. You swing with all your might, forgetting the coach's advice. The impact echoes in the surrounding forest. You try to spot your ball but it's a lost cause because the sun is too low. However, thanks to Golfonaut, you know that your average distance on drives is 213 yards. The app measured a swing head speed of 83 mph. Not so fast after all. The ball must be around 205 yards away.
You start walking. The player behind you arrives at the tee and takes a pressing position. You won't have to waste time finding this ball. Golfonaut shows you the distance from the tee on your Apple Watch: 205 yards. Okay, so you need to look along the arc. Ah, there it is! You see it, 15 yards to the left, in the forest, behind a big centennial oak. Next time you'll listen to the coach, promised.
Don't search for your ball, find it.
Ball finder
Distance since the last shot
Golfonaut displays the distance traveled since your last shot. This way, you can know if you are close to your ball.
Swing speed
The app measures the speed of each of your swings using the gyroscope of the Apple Watch. This way you know precisely if your swing was fast and can therefore refine your search area.
Average distance per club
With the Performance feature, you know precisely the distance you cover with your clubs. Adjust with swing speed and you will know where to look.
How it works
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the ball finder is a feature exclusively reserved for members of the Golfonaut Private Club.
No, the "shot by shot" mode is optional. At the beginning of the game, you can choose the "scoring" mode, for example, where you only enter your score at the end of each hole. However, to benefit from the distance from the last shot and swing speed, you must record your shots.
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