10 Best Golf Putting Apps
Updated on: December 2023
Best Golf Putting Apps in 2023
The 5 Wood
WGT Golf
- Unlock over 15 free championship golf courses in realistic HD including Pebble Beach, Chambers Bay, St. Andrew's, and many more
- Multiplayer head-to-head stroke play competition against friends or other players with live chat and competitive leaderboards
- Single-player full 18-hole stroke play and 9-hole closest-to-the hole golf games
- Choose from a full set of free virtual golf equipment including driver, woods, hybrid, irons, wedges, putter and ball and top brands including Callaway, Cleveland, Cobra, Odyssey, Ping, and TaylorMade
- Join virtual country clubs for private tournaments
Blast Golf Swing Trainer | Analyzes Swing | Tracks Stroke Metrics | Video Capture Creates Highlights |App Enabled, iOS and Android Compatible | Golf Channel Academy Official Technology Partner
- Blast Golf is the complete swing and stroke solution for golfers at every level. Blast Golf takes your game to another level with accurate metrics and valuable insights, used by the best golf coaches and players in the world.
- BLAST ATHLETES - Over 200 players & their coaches on the PGA, European, Champions, LPGA, and Web.com tours trust Blast Golf as a must have tool in their daily toolbox. Simple to use, with game changing results.
- EASY TO USE the Blast sensor attaches to the end of any club. Blast’s natural motion capture allows golfers to swing the club or roll some putts and forget about the technology.
- SMART VIDEO CAPTURE – Record and automatically clip video of each swing. View andanalyze your swing in slow motion with metrics overlaid. Leverage the in-app Training Center for tips and drills from expert coaches and PGA Tour Players.
- CAPTURE AND ANALYZE – Full swing and putting stroke metrics for every shot. Track performance and gain valuable insights about swing tendencies
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Golf Clash
- Quick-fire 1v1 real-time gameplay.
- Revolutionary shot system that’s easy to learn but difficult to master.
- Thousands of live players online waiting to be challenged.
- Progress through more advanced tours as you “raise the stakes”.
- Earn promotion in weekly leagues to win club card bonuses.
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Mass Effect 3 Review: Shepard's Final Journey
The last game in the Mass Effect trilogy was released on March 6. Is it a fitting end to the adventures of Commander Shepard? This review covers gameplay, story, and replay value.
Story
The story starts as Earth is about to be attacked by the Reapers. During the invasion, Shepard escapes on the Normandy. A short time later, a mission to Mars reveals blueprints for a Prothean device that might just end the war. The game is spent trying to get the alien races united against the Reapers, while the device is being built. Like in the previous Mass Effect games, the story is a big part of the experience. Shepard can romance squad mates, make choices that have drastic consequences, and do missions. While it does seem a bit short on side missions, it's still a completely engaging and dramatic experience.
Gameplay
If players have saved data from the first two Mass Effect games, you can import them. When you start Mass Effect 3, you can pick between action, RPG, and story modes. RPG is the default setting, and classic way to play. The combat has changed from the previous games, with it feeling more natural and smooth. There's a bigger emphasis on the third person perspective in combat. The series has moved away from a typical RPG battle system, but it works for Mass Effect 3. Other RPG elements like upgrading weapons, armor, and abilities are still there, as is a wide variety of choices. The only tedious chore is scanning planets before the Reaper ships attack the Normandy. While it's not as obnoxious as scanning in the second game, it does get old quickly, especially when the Reapers are constantly threatening to attack.
Replay value
Mass Effect 3 is the first in the series to offer muliplayer. You can play as one of six races like Human or Krogan. Through in-game credits collected or with real money, players can purchase different packages that have weapons or other items. You never know exactly what you'll get when buying these. By playing multiplayer, you can grow your overall Readiness factor. The online mode affecting the single player campaign is controversial. Besides the multiplayer mode, there is replay value in Mass Effect 3. With all the choices you have to make in the game, it's always interesting to play again and make different decisions. You can also play with and without previous Mass Effect saves.
I spent nearly 40 hours with Mass Effect 3, and would have been happy if it was even longer. It's easy to get caught up in the intergalactic drama. When the end comes, it might be underwhelming for some fans. There's even a petition to change to the endings. However, the bulk of the game is enjoyable and thrilling. Mass Effect 3 is worth those hours, even if the last 10 minutes might disappoint diehard fans.
