You can't go wrong with the $2 App Skydroid. It works perfectly for my Android phone but is available for iphone as well. It even tracks shot distance. You need an internet connection and google maps I believe. Courses are free and it is easy to map courses as well. Probably not as accurate as high priced one, but for $2 it's a no brainer. http://www.skydroid.net/
Just downloaded a new App called GolfSites. Similar to those you recommended GolfShot and GolfLogix. But this one has something that attracted me.
I will play with it during the weekend and share a review with you all.
Been busy. Went on the course Saturday and used GolfSites.
I had downloaded my course (Brookside in Pasadena) the night before so I can run this App first. My course don't have good signal for my AT&T so I want to make sure I have the course.
Turns our even when there's no signal, the GPS runs just fine, maps all there.
This App uses a strange way to enter score, it's like the shape of the course. So when I hit a ball, I press Tee button, then it will ask me which club I use, I picked the driver. Then my second shot in hole 1 is on the left rough, I press the left rough button and then it ask me which club i use. So everytime I hit a ball, I press 2 buttons. It's quite easy as you get the hang of it.
after the round, I saved my round and when I go to review it. Wow, I see my ball path outlined in green and blue. Maybe not all is accurate, as they did not show shots in some cases, I suppose it's too small to be viewed on the iPhone. But overall, it's a great way to review the game.
I like one statistic feature, since I track my ball path, I can also track my club's distance and the statistic side gives me my golf club average distances.