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distances, approach views with color heat maps of the green, and slope arrows for reading putts, all from the wrist, with GolfLogix. • Track scores, stats, and shot distances, and access a free golf GPS on iPhone and Apple Watch with TheGrint. • Get essentials with a glance at Apple Watch, including distances, maps, scoring, and a shot tracker, with Hole19. • Plan shots, get distances, and track scores and stats all directly from Apple Watch with 18Birdies Golf GPS Tracker. Apple Watch Features for Golfers Apple Watch Ultra 2 features a bold titanium case and flat sapphire front crystal with Apple’s brightest display ever, making it even more readable in harsh sunlight when out on the course. Additionally, the rugged and capable device offers 36-hour battery life with regular use, or up to 12 hours running an outdoor workout with GPS, and the best GPS of any Apple Watch. Golfers can track activity throughout the day on Apple Watch with the Workout app and see active calories from their round. Apple Watch can also help golfers stay connected by allowing them to receive important messages right from their wrist, while the double tap gesture on Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 makes viewing and sending messages even easier when the other hand is occupied. Note: 1. Available on Apple Watch Series 8 and later, and Apple Watch Ultra and later. 2. Customers can try Swing ID for free with a seven-day trial of Golfshot Pro, which includes Swing ID, Auto Shot Tracking, Auto Strokes Gained, and Advanced GPS Distances. Swing ID On-Range can be purchased separately as a monthly or annual subscription as part of Golfshot’s off-course feature suite.