Hello everyone. My name is Ray Campbell and I run a little golf company in Los Angeles.  I've developed a product called Track Notes and would love your opinion on it.  In a nut shell, it's a modified yardage book for the avid golfer where you can take your own notes, map greens, and track your performance.  Let me know what you think.  http://www.golfsteady.com

Looks good Ray. Sound idea.  A product does not necessarily need to be either technical or big company backed  in order to do well. 

Nice, simple, but  attractive web site with only a couple of minor irritations:

As one tries to read the opening on screen pages they swop over before one has finished. They either need to be easier to study in the 5 or so seconds allowed, or the flash time increased.

Finally, speaking frankly Ray and no offence intended, we English - and other lovers of the English language - hate how Americans (and others including ourselves) have bastardised it. Words like 'gonna' drive us even further insane. But, not an issue if you only seek USA customers.

I also love the english language. I have to admit, I occasionally used more slang than necessary. And thank you very much for your review!  Comments well noted!

Hey ray, it looks a great idea.

For anyone else here's the quick link -

http://www.golfsteady.com/tracknotes