No, it was in response to Kilbraur, who said now they see why some people take 90 seconds to make their shot. I probably would use a spreadsheet, but I wrote my own calculator in Python, part of my swing ruler. I put the wind in a box and click one of 12 positions around a circle. The answers pop up. A few seconds, and usually done during someone else's turn.
As for ball trajectory, mentioned by the poster above, I would be very surprised if WGT's didn't approximate the previous figure. The formulae for successive approximation are well known and widely used in many golf simulators. I even have my own version. Wedge shots are very high and very short, but most look like the above figure. For really strong hits the ball will even "blow up," a phenomenon one sees with the real game's really long drivers.