Using Blind Shot Compass

Blind Shot Compass helps point you toward a selected GPS target when you cannot clearly see where you are aiming.

This can be helpful on blind shots, doglegs, approach shots over hills, or unfamiliar courses where the target is not visible from your position.

In this Article:

• What is Blind Shot Compass?
• How does Blind Shot Compass work?
• How do I use Blind Shot Compass?
• When should I use Blind Shot Compass?
• Frequently Asked Questions

What is Blind Shot Compass?

Blind Shot Compass is a GPS tool that helps guide your aim toward a selected target.

When you choose a target on the GPS map, the compass can point you in the direction of that target from your current location.

How does Blind Shot Compass work?

Blind Shot Compass uses your device location and compass information to help point toward the selected GPS target.

The compass direction is based on your phone’s sensors, GPS position, and the target selected on the map.

For best results, make sure Location Services and compass access are working properly on your device.

How do I use Blind Shot Compass?

To use Blind Shot Compass:

1. Start a round in 18Birdies.
2. Open the GPS screen.
3. Tap Tools in the bottom right of the screen
4. Open Blind Shot Compass
5. Select or move the target to the area you want to aim toward.
6. Hold your phone flat and follow the compass direction toward the target.

Use Blind Shot Compass as a guide, and always confirm your surroundings before hitting.

When should I use Blind Shot Compass?

Blind Shot Compass can be useful when:

• You cannot see the green from your current position
• You are playing a dogleg
• A hill blocks your view
• Trees or terrain make the target hard to see
• You are playing an unfamiliar course
• You want help lining up toward a selected landing area

Frequently Asked Questions