I'm a slicer. Every time I walk up to the tee box at the golf course, everyone to my right needs to take cover because there's a good chance my shot is coming their way. At a broad level, I've always understood why I slice the ball — my club face is open relative to my swing path. But understanding the problem hasn't really helped me lock down what to do about it.
That changed when I tried the new practice feature within the Golfshot app on the Apple Watch Ultra 2 that critiques my swings in real time. While Golfshot has always been able to tell you about your swing, it could only do it on the course. With the latest update, it can give feedback at the range, which is an absolute game-changer. As someone who wants to improve my game, take shots at the driving range while simultaneously seeing what my wrist is doing and how it impacts my shot is invaluable.
