Vurai - 퍼팅 조준 가이드

⛳ Tap the hole, align the ball line with the baseline — aiming complete.

Vurai brings putting aiming to the screen. Tap the hole cup once to display the distance and left/right deviation (in cups) in real-time, and the vertical baseline in the center of the screen becomes your aiming line. Rotate the line drawn on the ball to align it with this baseline, and that line becomes your putting line.

━━━ Key Features ━━━

🎯 Hole Designation & Real-time Aiming

Align the hole cup with the circle on the screen and tap once. It remembers the hole's location no matter which direction you rotate your phone, and tells you in real-time how many cups your aiming line has deviated from the hole to the left or right.

📏 Automatic Distance Measurement

Instantly measure the distance to the hole using AR — no need to measure by steps.

🧭 Deviation in golfer's language, 'cups'

Intuitively, like "2 cups to the left." If you read the break, simply aim that much to the side.

🔍 Ball Line Recognition (Beta)

Turn it on if you want — it automatically recognizes and assists with the direction of the ball's alignment line.

📸 Earn free tees by sharing photos

One photo of the ball + flagstick on the green earns you +1 tee (maximum 5 photos per day).

🎁 Free to use every day

• Welcome bonus tees given immediately upon signing

• Attendance ad: +2 tees once a day

• Bonus ad: +1 tee three times a day

• Invite a friend: +10 tees for both parties

⭐ Premium Membership

Unlimited line viewing + completely ad-free.

Monthly / Annual / Lifetime license options.

━━━ Why Vurai? ━━━

✓ No special equipment required — An AR-enabled smartphone is all you need

✓ No green scanning required — Start instantly with a single tap on the hole

✓ Golf regularly and safely — It does not analyze the green to 'suggest' lines. It simply visualizes the aim you set

✓ Exactly like your actual putting routine — Stand over the ball, just as you see it

■ How to Use

1. Hold your phone over the ball and tap to align the hole cup with the circle on the screen

2. Aim while looking at the distance and left/right deviation (in cups) — sideways by the break

3. Rotate the ball's line to align it with the vertical baseline on the screen

4. Stroke along that line!