+1 for the real thing!
I don't like laser&GPS - one distance marker is enough (150 yds in GB, 150 m / 100 m in metric countries),
I don't like carts but motorized trolleys & walking,
I don't like chippers & long putters.
I don't use rules like "4 o'clock, 10 o'clock" club movement or "two fingers behind the heel" putting strokes.
I rather use my senses to check the lie, the course and the elements, and I use my feel, my "muscle" memory for the strength of the shot.
Alas, this computer game is a different ambience. There are measurements for the environment, displayed in 2D, there are artificial indications (grid) for slope, and the stroke is but a minor hand&finger movement with the mouse. I feel the temperature of my coffee, but my (muscle) memory fails here. It's less important outside, but essential for me on the green to transform the distance given to a measured shot strength with a stroke table and a putter pal.
I still use my "feel" for aiming and do only simple mental arithmetic, but without said support I'd fail in most cases. Strong admiration for a friend who became TL only with feel&memory.