Quick Update: Had three separate instances where I had to reshoot the flag—twice in each case—to confirm yardage.
Incident 1: First hole. Shot the flag and got 107 yards. Red flag. Hit my 107-yard shot and ended up on the back of the green. About 50+ ft past the hole. Big green and a lucky drop and stop bounce—I still had a look at a long birdie. Filed it away as a weird one.
Incident 2: Hole 6. Laser read 127 yards to the flag. Lowered my Anarch and gave it a visual check—didn’t feel right. Reshot: 72 yards. Blue flag. Had I trusted the first reading, I would've been absolutely CACTUS.
Incident 3: Back nine. Similar situation—initial read felt off, had to reshoot until the yardage made sense visually
In all three cases, I remember trees behind the flag and barely a breeze—flags weren’t flapping at all.
Used the Anarch on every hole and approach, no incident and super fast. Seems to be me, its may be the range between 70 and 130 where I guess I’ve got to be extra cautious when there are trees in the background.
Still not quite sure how the Pin Spotter locks onto the flag when it’s just standing still. Anyone know how that works?
@Vortex_Golf
Next week I will use my Bushnell X2 Pro and the Anarch for every shot and see if I see any difference in the "misreads" between the 2. Both lasers are ACCURATE while I was testing it but lets see this in play for the full Golf round. If I get the same misreads on X2 for the 70 to 130, I'll know it background related on both....