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/

Know your green before you putt. Putt Break uses the LiDAR sensor on iPhone Pro to measure the slope of the putting green directly under your feet — in real time, with no setup required. What it does Stand over your ball. The app reads the slope percentage, which way it breaks, and whether you're putting uphill or downhill. Switch to Distance mode to measure the exact length of your putt from where you stand to the hole. Built for learning Putt Break is a measurement tool, not an aiming system. It tells you what the green is doing. You decide how to play it. That honesty is the point. Features Real-time slope reading with side break and uphill/downhill Distance mode: measure putt length from stance to hole Confidence indicator so you know when the reading is trustworthy Save readings as photos with a branded overlay Works in shade, overcast, and most outdoor conditions Requirements iPhone 12 Pro or newer (LiDAR required). iPhone 15 Pro / Pro Max recommended for best accuracy. For practice only Electronic slope measurement is prohibited during tournament play under Rule 4.3a. Putt Break is designed for practice rounds, learning sessions, and casual play.