Putting Workout

Consistent tempo is what separates expert putters. Putting Workout measures yours with the Apple Watch or AirPods you already own, trains it with a metronome, and explains it in plain words. MEASURE Every putt shows your backswing and downswing times in seconds, next to your target. Green means on target. Delivery, the third number, compares the putter's speed just before impact with its speed at impact: steady into the ball shows green, a late push or a stall shows yellow or orange. • Identify My Tempo measures twelve putts at three distances and sets your personal target. • Quick Start counts putts at one distance with no setup. • Not a putt removes a practice stroke the sensor counted, during or after the session. APPLE WATCH WORKS ON ITS OWN Leave your iPhone in the bag. The Watch measures your stroke and shows your numbers, or runs the metronome as sound or taps on your wrist, and syncs each session when your phone is nearby. Series 8 or newer, Ultra, or SE 3. AIRPODS ON THE SHAFT Mount one of your AirPods on the putter shaft with a small elastic band. Tested with AirPods Pro 1 and 2, AirPods 4 and Beats Fit Pro. METRONOME Three modes at your target timing: Impact, Transition, or both. Sound or haptic. The metronome needs no sensor and no plan. CUE, YOUR PUTTING COACH Ask what the numbers mean. Cue reads your session, points out what changed, and suggests what to practice next. Built-in help works on your iPhone with no account. Cloud answers are optional, sent only when you turn them on, and stored under an anonymous code. PLANS The metronome is free. Measuring, Identify My Tempo and Cue's cloud answers come with a plan: Early-bird Monthly at $4.99 with a free first week, or Lifetime at $99 once. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. A subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; manage it in your Apple Account settings. Privacy: https://cue.golf/privacy Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Putting Workout measures your stroke, not your score. Results depend on your practice.