Lost Golf Ball

Find the Lost Golf Ball with Lostball App

-Find a golf ball easily and quickly with Lostball that you can't find anywhere.

• Take a picture of where the ball fell. Press the shutter button to find the lost ball more accurately.

Production Background According to a U.S. statistics, the number of golf balls that golfers lose in a year amounts to 1 billion. If we line up the missing golf balls in a row, it is enough to go around the earth once. Lostball is an app created to find golf balls that are not returned to their owners and to reduce the cost of purchasing new golf balls.

Use Lostball at times like this

1. When you're lazy to go find the ball yourself Instead of going around looking for the ball yourself, point the camera at a distance and find the ball

2. When you want to avoid a golf penalty If you lose a ball while playing golf, find it with Lostball in 3 minutes and get a good score.

3. When you're looking for your partner's ball Even if it's not your own ball, look for the ball together and avoid losing points.

How to use

1. Please download the Lostball app in advacne.
2. Launch the app and show your phone in the direction you lost the ball.
3. If the ball is too far away, zoom in to the maximum magnification and find the hidden ball.
4. Press the shutter button to find the ball more accurately.

Notes

1. Please check if the camera function is turned on.
2. You must allow Lostball to use the camera and storage to use the filming service.
3. We recommend you to use the app inside the golf course because the accuracy of finding the ball may be lower in places other than the golf course.
4. The speed of Lostball may vary depending on the mobile phone model. Upgrade your memory and CPU performance to get faster service.

Supported languages Supports all languages in the system, including English, Japanese, and Korean

[App access rights] The App access rights required to provide the service.

• Camera Use the camera to find the ball more accurately.
• Storage Use storage space for storing image.