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September 23, 2007 1:16 PM PDT

Pro Session Golf Software for your Nokia phone

by Dave Phillips
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(Credit: Nokia)

Pro Session Golf, a video analysis application for your phone, is now available worldwide. You can download the software to several Nseries Nokia phones, by simply going to Pro Session Golf and selecting the Buy Now tab.

The software enables you to capture your golf swing using the camera on your phone. You can use the software's split screen and drawing tools to analyze your swing. The software even gives you the ability to send your golf swing from your phone to the Internet or to another phone.

It comes with some sample swings and some video content from the Titleist Performance Institute MyTPI, that will help you determine if your swing fault may be caused by a physical limitation.

It is a great little application for your Nokia N95, N93i, N93, or N73 phone and is easy to download.

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Dave Phillips is one of the founders of the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, California; he is Class A member of the PGA of America and has devoted the past 18 years to becoming a world-class instructor. He has his own television show on the golf channel, Golf Fitness Academy, and is regularly featured as a writer in several major golf and sports publications as well as on his site MyTPI.com. When he is not working at the Titleist Performance Institute, Phillips lectures around the world on golf-specific fitness and sports technology.

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