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We offer a range of products to help golfers all over the world improve their game. Our award-winning performance tracking products provide you, the golfer, with over 100 detailed statistics to help analyze performance, lower scores and handicaps.
Our X5 GPS Watch, PRO LX+ Laser Rangefinder, CONNEX and H4 Handheld all offer GPS and performance tracking. Every shot you hit is recorded by the tracking tags, allowing you to review your performance within the free Shot Scope app and dashboard.
For those who are looking for an on-course GPS only device, our G5 GPS Watch gives you accurate distances on one of the 36,000 preloaded golf courses worldwide. Alternatively, our PRO L2 Laser Rangefinder, which includes adaptive slope technology, is a great option for those who prefer to laser their target.
Our subscription free Shot Scope app and dashboard allows you to get to grips with the data behind your game. Breakdown every shot you hit on the course, with over 100 performance statistics, including strokes gained, handicap benchmarking and distances hit.
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Shot Scope provides golfers with three club distances: longest, average, and performance-average. P-Avg. gives golfers a distance they can typically expect to hit their clubs by removing extreme outliers - selecting the right club has never been easier.
Unlike other performance data providers, Shot Scope does not charge a fee for the incredibly valuable Strokes Gained statistics. Traditional statistics have their own place in shot tracking but Strokes Gained, in addition to our Handicap Benchmarking, is for the golfer who wants to take their game to the next level.
Gain an advantage with MyStrategy - which allows you to see your own dispersion tendencies from any tee box, with any club, on any golf course in the world. Save notes, view shots plotted, filter by handicap and gain an insight into every hole to give yourself the best possible chance of scoring.
Learn your tee shot tendency within the app and see how you compare off the tee to your fellow golfer. You can also understand how your score is being impacted by both club selection, where you miss, and then visualize this data with the Shots Plotted feature.
A new addition for the V5 compared to our V3 watch, Full hole maps allows you to see an overview of every hole you are playing, with distances to every green as well as hazards, doglegs and layup points.
Featuring a vivid full color daylight readable screen, the V5 allows golfers to customize the color of their display to add personalization to their GPS watch. Navigate through the multiple watch screens and features with ease using the four buttons located around the watch case.
As with all Shot Scope GPS devices, the V5 provides golfers with front, middle, and back distances to every green as well as measurements to hazards, layups, and doglegs on 36,000 preloaded courses worldwide.
Full hole maps give golfers an overview of the hole they are about to play allowing them to plan their way around the course and save strokes. Green view and pin placement allows golfers to interact with their V5 and get exact yardages to their desired location on the green.
A lawyer for the family of Roger Fortson said Thursday that the bodycam footage and police radio traffic from right after the shooting reinforce their assertion that the deputy was directed to the wrong apartment.
A Florida sheriff released body camera video Thursday showing a deputy outside an apartment door and firing immediately when it was opened by U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Roger Fortson carrying a handgun pointed downward. (AP produced by Javier Arciga)
FILE - Chantemekki Fortson, mother of Roger Fortson, a U.S. Air Force senior airman, holds a photo of her son during a news conference with attorney Ben Crump, Thursday, May 9, 2024, in Fort Walton Beach, Fla. A Florida sheriff fired a deputy who fatally shot a Black airman who was standing in his doorway while holding a handgun pointed to the ground. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, file)
Duran shot Fortson, 23, multiple times two seconds after he opened his door. Fortson was holding his legally owned gun in his right hand, body camera video shows. It was pointed directly at the ground. Fortson was Black. Duran, 39, listed himself as Hispanic on his voter registration.
But Fortson, who had no criminal record, lived alone and had no guests that afternoon. He was on a video call with his girlfriend, who told investigators they had not been arguing. She said Fortson was playing a video game.
A 10-year-old Milwaukee girl was shot and killed while sleeping in her bed early Friday morning when an upstairs neighbor accidentally fired a bullet through her ceiling, striking her in the chest, her 14-year-old sister said.
"She was very happy. She was smiley. She loved the color purple. She wanted to be a YouTuber. She loved animals with all her heart," said Brandy Ortiz, 14, who spoke on behalf of her mother Friday morning outside their home on the 2100 block of West Orchard Street on Milwaukee's south side.
The family lives in a tri-level home. Brandy's step-grandparents live in the basement unit, while Brandy and Isdennyeliz lived with their immediate family on the second level. Their stepdad's brother and his children live on the third level.
About 12:40 a.m. Friday, someone on the third level fired a bullet through the floor of the unit, Brandy said. It struck Isdennyeliz in her bedroom on the second level. Brandy's mother wanted the public to know that Isdennyeliz was not playing in the street, as some rumors had alleged.
Isdennyeliz was a creative, cheerful child, her sister said. She liked drawing and playing the online game Roblox, and she liked to film and edit videos with her friends. Thursday afternoon, she came home from school in an especially happy mood, Brandy said.
"I was shocked and horrified to learn that overnight a 10-year-old girl lost her life due to gun violence," Zamarripa said. "There is no other way to describe this horrific incident other than to say it is utterly unacceptable. I am devastated for the family who suffered this loss, and my heart is with them at this time."
Isdennyeliz's death follows the recent shooting deaths of two other youth in Milwaukee, Alejandro Sanchez and Monroe Weso, both 15, on May 18. A 15-year-old, Christopher N. Scott, has been charged in their deaths.
Air Force Lt. Gen. Joseph T. Guastella Jr., the commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command, said the Iranian action "was an unprovoked attack on a U.S. surveillance asset that had not violated Iranian airspace at any time during its mission."
Guastella said an Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps unit based in Goruk, Iran, fired the missile that brought down the U.S. surveillance asset. "This attack is an attempt to disrupt our ability to monitor the area following recent threats to international shipping and free flow of commerce," the general said. "Iranian reports that this aircraft was shot down over Iran are categorically false."
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