I've seen it mentioned a few times on here, and it's a been out for a few years, but curious of those on here that utilize it. A few of my buddies and I just started using it, and we've found it to be pretty cool. Nice way to keep up without having to be in the sane city. Also like establishing a handicap for those of us that aren't course members.

Anyone here use it?
How extensive have you gotten with it?
Do you use it during rounds?
Is the subscription worth it?
Anything else?

I use the free version just to keep track of total scores and to provide me with an index.....I don't have time or energy to input all the other stuff during a round.

yep, I use the gps hole by hole sometimes. It works great.

I have the free version and I like it.

I use the GPS for scenarios when I can't see my target and/or get my laser on the target, or when I want to know distance to carry specific hazards. I input the basic parameters on every hole: number of putts, driving accuracy, hazards, score. It's a good way to track basic stats and determine your handicap.

Does it give you a GHIN or just a handicap? If so, how much?

I bought the yearly subscription. Use it weekly. The tracking capabilities and taking pictures of the scorecard to upload all those statistics is awesome

The problem with Grint is all my friends use Game Book and I have an android

What is game book

Game Book

I use it to track overall. Pretty easy but I haven't put the app on my phone (I'm an old).

ORAggieFan said:

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Does it give you a GHIN or just a handicap? If so, how much?

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GHIN and Grint are both handicap services that give you USGA approved handicaps. So they are competing services really. Grint is free and you can establish your handicap on your own without a course. GHIN usually requires a course to set up your GHIN account and cost around 20 per year.

I have been using the grint since last year, just posting total rounds to establish a handicap. It has been great for that. This year I started entering stats, so I will see how that goes. I am thinking about getting the membership to get more stats and the scorecard picture uploads, but still undecided on that.

BAS for life said:

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ORAggieFan said:

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Does it give you a GHIN or just a handicap? If so, how much?

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GHIN and Grint are both handicap services that give you USGA approved handicaps. So they are competing services really. Grint is free and you can establish your handicap on your own without a course. GHIN usually requires a course to set up your GHIN account and cost around 20 per year.

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Thanks. I've been using the service through Golsmith that is USGA as well and about $20/year. GHIN would be more convenient for tourneys but anything USGA approved works.