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I been able to find really good yardage books online but at $30 a book. Not a big deal once in a while but it's more than I want to spend on every tournament. There are few yardage books apps that look great but you can't print them and the problem is you can't use a phone so they don't work.

It would be nice to find somewhere i can order a basic yardage book for under $10. For a big enough tournament one I would probably pay the $30 because they have a lot green details in them but for most tournaments that are local we can get away with just a basic yardage book like what decade provides.

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The Decade yardage books though are pretty good. There very detailed and will have custom yardage and tee's the only fault I have is they do not have green information. I like them but if I could find a basic yardage book for cheap and pickup more detailed ones when needed it might be a better option.

Decade works great but once you learn the system you really only uses the app and keep stats. The yardage book is pretty good but I am finding out that keeping too many stats has it's own issues and sometimes you need to step back see the big picture.

2. Yardage books much the same, although not as much. Regardless, courses have 100, 150, 200, and sometimes 250 marks on the course. Just use them and pace off the distance. I'd be in favor of range finders from beginners to the PGA Tour.

I'm with you on the green topography. That is something you should have to figure out on your own during a practice round. I'm all for rangefinders both at the pro and amateur level. It's such a big factor in speeding up play when you're not having to constantly search for a sprinklerhead or yardage marker and then pace it off back to your ball.

That being said, I think yardage books (without the green topography) still have tremendous value and should be used. It's very helpful for courses with a lot of blind shots or to know how far it is from the tee to a fairway bunker, the yardage to a lay up area, and so on. Sometimes those can be tough to figure out with just a rangefinder especially on flatter courses.

Laser finders are okay but there for players that not skilled enough to figure out yardages which is almost everyone today. They actually slow play down because you have to take time to get your distances. Before laser finders players were much more aware of their location on the hole.

You are not understanding what I am saying. It good to have notes and clearly PGA pro's take notes. The books are good and also help that the courses they play have recent scans. But I would say the majority of PGA pro's could putt just fine without those notes,

How do I know this I been told by a shortgame coach who actually teaches pro's. The book is for you to double check what you see with your own eyes. it's for the 1% of the time you miss your read when looking at the hole. If you are of more then that you need to learn how to read greens better. He told me you don't want to rely on yardage books to make putts.

Umm... they do exactly that. The greens books have slope percentages on them, heat maps for slope, contour lines, etc. and tell you exactly how fast a putt is going to be. That's why there are FOUR images of each green in their books.

I'm relaying info from a PGA Tour caddie that is actually out there using these books. I've also spoken to the guy that makes these books for the pros that goes out every week and spends two days scouting out courses, laser mapping greens, producing the yardage/greens books and so on.

Don't get crazy with the yardage books. Keep them simple. I work with a lot of elite juniors, from 9 to college, and green reading is def a skill that needs to be developed, so keep the lines and breaks out of their minds. In my opinion, a good yardage book for a junior is one that is basically an overview or screenshot of the hole, with a simple X marking there their carry is, and another x for potential run. I also like my players to use a highlighter to determine where the short sides are on the greens. This type of book (Bluegolf also has a yardage book option) is the best. The player has a determined aiming point, they know what their carries are, and they recognize the shape of the hole. Save the money, and if you have a creative child let them draw the hole out themselves on a plain yardage book (easy to build), even color it up and draw in fun shapes, etc. This helps them with visualization, gets them involved in the process, lets them get creative, and it will def help with their game. When they get older and play in high level elite events, the Decade and Stracka can help.

And, the detailed topo information is available due to CAD/computerized design of most modern golf holes. Plus, parallel data is collected when the different GPS companies map courses for their systems.

Once you are on the green 99.9% of the time you can see the same thing all those arrows are telling you. The pro's all have the books because well 1 shot every 3 or 4 rounds they save is totally worth the money.

Get the benefits of a great yardage book and an excellent distance measuring device in one app. The BlueGolf app overlays a yardage book on top of a satellite image so you are looking at distances on the actual hole. Enjoy beautiful full-screen view and zoom. View distances to greens, targets, hazards, bunkers (reach / carry) and more. The app is GPS-enabled so distances automatically update as you move around the course. Great way to see the course while watching PGA TOUR in person or on TV.

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The Yardage Book App is GPS-enabled, so distances to all course features (greens, targets, bunkers, hazards, etc.) automatically update as you move around the course. This is a great feature that is not available in a traditional paper yardage book.

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Over the last ten years, I have been creating my own course books from scratch when I play in important tournaments. I take meticulous notes about where to aim my drive, what club to hit, and where the breaks are on the green. I have found this information extremely helpful, giving me a leg up on my competition before I even step up on the first tee. I have taken pictures of satellite imagery from Google Earth and traced golf holes from my computer screen onto paper. I am always searching for the perfect amount of information to eliminate those course management mistakes. I have seen the books that the pros use and trust me; those books have crazy amounts of data! 006ab0faaa