Some of my playing partners are using strackaline yardage books and greens guides.

I am using GolfLogix.

Anyone have experience with both and let me know what is better. GolfLogix always works well for me....but more and more amateurs are investing in books like strackaline.

Edit - the reviews for the two are night and day - GL gets 5 stars - SL gets 2 but the hard copy books from strackaline are legit. But I am too old to carry a green and yardage book.

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Posted by mikedatyger

Orlandeaux, FL

Member since Jun 2005

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Posted on 2/20/20 at 9:40 am to KillTheGophers

In my opinion, a hard copy yardage book would be for someone who is more serious/competitive in golf. Knowing exactly how far that bush is at, is usually for "next level" golfers. Information about the greens is where you would get the most benefit. GolfLogix has the green reading feature, not sure if you use it, or how good it is.
I prefer the photo / satellite image GPS apps, like U-Swing or Hello Birdie. Especially now that I have an Apple watch. Sinking up with your watch is another level for me.

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Posted by CoachChappy

Member since May 2013

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Posted on 2/20/20 at 9:42 am to KillTheGophers

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yardage books and greens guides.

Damn, y’all must be serious golfers.

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Posted by KillTheGophers

Member since Jan 2016

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Posted on 2/20/20 at 11:52 am to CoachChappy

Former college golfers or high level ams

I am the outlier of the group

I get several shots a round...and usually lose...but my game gets better by playing with these guys that will be playing high level am events / qualifiers.

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Posted by lovethetigers7

Member since Jul 2019

549 posts

Posted on 2/20/20 at 1:48 pm to KillTheGophers

I just use GolfLogix! Pay $9.99 for the premium version and it's well worth it for me

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