tbird

What's a good quality golf proggie that'll at minimum keep track of your scores and courses?
TIA,
tbird

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with some other goodies. Best 1/4 mile time: 13.9.7 @ 99.9 mph...still waiting to be tuned.

gsteinb88

excel? Just set up a spreadsheet that works
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tbird

I thought about that, but I think I want some features with it.

Sorry I didn't search before posting, but, after a search, I think I may go for Intelligolf. It's 40 bucks (for the Birdie Edition), but it seems to have a lot in it.

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with some other goodies. Best 1/4 mile time: 13.9.7 @ 99.9 mph...still waiting to be tuned.

mara6

Well here are two nice ones:

Here

And Here

tbird

Yeah, I saw those.
Question on Intelligolf...how accurate are the courses they have for download? They seem to have all the courses that I would play in my area (even the cheap 9-hole I go hackin' at :) ) but is all the stuff that Intelligolf has worth the $40?

On GolfTracks, I read that it's not standalone but uses a database, is that correct? How does the program work? Does it use Access? I'm not a computer noob, but don't deal much with databases.

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with some other goodies. Best 1/4 mile time: 13.9.7 @ 99.9 mph...still waiting to be tuned.

mara6

I wouldn't pay $40 for software, but if you REALLY want it, go ahead.

As for the Golf Tracks, you need SprintDB 2.0 or 2.1

murpm3

I really like Intelligolf. The courses are submitted by users. There are only a couple courses that I play that aren't on there....and it is really easy to add new ones on the fly.

Intelligolf has both PC and PPC pieces to it....The PC portion allows you to view charts and graphs of your play or other peoples play. The PPC component allows for scoring etc.

Its a great app and worth $40.00 IMO. I use it every time I golf. I track my score, my putt count, and where my drives go. Its great seeing my game improve over the course of a season.