Cabo #1, earlier, i had a putt which showed NO MOVING DOTS with putter reverse view, yet i change to wedge, and the area which showed no moving dots, clearly had a severe break when viewing from wedge (chip view). I trusted the chip view, aimed for break, putt went in! if i had trusted the putter view, my putt would have gone wide.
Why is the chip view more accurate for viewing the grens than your putter view? Surely this is a big flaw in the mapping of greens for putting, if you have to resort to changing to chip shot each time to get a true reading. Shouldn't the putter view be the more accurate as its the putter you need to putt with, NOT chip shot. And unless you resort to changing to wedge, many putts will be missed.
And the spider ghost is meant to be 3 dots forgiveness, so why is it i have to ding my putts for ball to drop, a fraction either side and putt goes wide. So isn't the spider ghost "less" forgiving if you have to hit ding for putts over 5 foot to drop?