> exact direction of the wind where the ball is flying would be really helpful When I did tournaments we would look at the flagstick, trees and also release bl

> exact direction of the wind where the ball is flying would be really helpful When I did tournaments we would look at the flagstick, trees and also release blades of grass. I could see near exact speeds helping (could make the difference between putting for birdie vs chipping from off the green) but not any more of an advantage than a rangefinder. Do they let you use a rangefinder in your tournaments or no?