EasyPutt vs Putt Break

EasyPutt reads the slope of the green with your iPhone's camera , then tells you exactly which way — and how hard — to putt. • Just walk it — tap the ball, walk toward the hole, tap the hole. No manual tile-by-tile scanning. • Fast — aim direction, distance, and a flat-ground-equivalent speed appear almost instantly, with no loading spinner. • See the break — an AR overlay shows the fall line and your valid aim window right on the green. • Works even at long range — when a shot is too far for a precise solve, EasyPutt still shows the general slope so you don't lose your • Built-in guide — a step-by-step walkthrough is included right in Settings. Requirements: EasyPutt requires iOS 26 or later. Works on any iPhone 11 or later running iOS 26 or newer. You don't need LiDAR — if your iPhone has it (iPhone 12 Pro or later Pro models), on-screen markers will also hide naturally when someone walks in front of the camera. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Read any green like you've got a tour caddie in your pocket. Set your phone on the green, and it measures the slope and tells you exactly how much your putt breaks — based on green speed and distance. Real physics, no guessing. HOW TO USE 1. Behind your ball, find your line to the hole. 2. Lay the phone flat on the green, screen up, perpendicular to your line. 3. Read the break, aim, drain it. (Or don't. We've done our part.) FLAT PHONE = ACCURATE READ Got a camera bump? Keep your phone in its case (the raised edge levels it out), or even easier: tap Calibrate to Level on any flat, level surface and the app zeroes your phone out for good. The screen stays awake while you work the green. WHAT YOU GET • Live slope and direction from your phone's sensors • Exact break in inches, measured from the edge of the cup • "Plays like X feet" so you know how hard to hit it • A visual aim line and ball path, plus an overhead green view • Green speed (stimp) and putt length up to 40 feet FAIR WARNING This is 100% not legal for tournament play — reading greens with a device breaks Rule 4.3, so consider this a practice-round and bar-bet tool only. Then again, your putting probably isn't winning any tournaments either, so... we're good.