IMPRESSIVE Rapsodo MLM2PRO Updates!

So Rapoto, they've done it once again. They've just rolled out an update to this, the MLN2 Pro, which further proves A, there's no competition when it comes to the sub $1,000 price range launch monitor. And B, they're putting your hardearned subscription dollars to great use with each and every update that they roll out. So let's get into it. So on the surface, it doesn't seem like much. It's three updates that just effectively are like gameplay updates, but they speak volumes. First and foremost, they've updated the range. They updated this range, I believe last year, making the graphics just so much better, the experience better. They've refined it. They've made the graphics better, a cooler skyline. They've just made it look better, more enjoyable. It's always so easy to use, and this is generally where you're going to live if you are practicing. You pair it with all the data you see on the bottom. And there is new data which rolled out in the summertime club data that you didn't pay for. It's not hyperbole that these updates are fantastic. When they rolled out club data this summer, it was a bit of a game changer because it allowed the golfer to further understand why the golf ball is doing what it's doing because they're getting a better understanding of what the club is doing at impact, which further cements and proves what I say in each and every video. Rapsoto is a unit that will allow you to become better at this game if you use it properly. But this update just a better range. Full marks. Well done there. But it's the next two which I think are are are just amazing because a they're going to help you get better and b they listen to you. They listen to the paying member. What the member is asking for they're giving to them. And I don't know how many other subscriptionbased tech services in this day and age are doing that. First and foremost, closest to the pin. If you're a Rapoto user and you fired up the simulator golf, you've probably played some version of closest to the pin with yourself or with your buddies. But to do that, you had to select the par three holes or just get to the par three holes, kind of keep score on yourself. You had to kind of piece meal it together. Whereas now, people were asking for it. there's a actual closest to the pin competition that you can play. And it's not just like a few holes or just generic par 3es or on the target range. No, any of the golf courses that are in the ecosystem, you can choose one or all of the par 3es on that golf course. So, if you just want to fire up 17 at Sawrass and play that over and over again, you can. Or if you're like me and you want to go fire up the par 3es in the course you grew up at, you can do that. You can have multiple players. Each player can play different TE's according to their ability. You can select the shots, you can hit one to five shots, you can play closest of the shots, your average across the shots, or your total across the shots. And there's penalties if you miss the green, hit in the water, in the rough. It's just a really fun game. And I've had the buddies over here. We've played it. It was a great warm up for our eventual full sim round that we played on that evening. But it's just good. Competition is fun, but competition is valuable because it's creating pressure. It's creating scenarios that you may experience out on the golf course. And that's that's invaluable. That's worth its weight and gold. It's just a small update that speaks volumes because it is Rapsoto listening to you, but also serving you something that's really fun, really easy to do, really dynamic, enjoyable, but it's going to help you get better at this fine game. This update, I think, is phenomenal. Random targets. When they rolled out target range, I was blown away because I like the range. I like practicing on a launch monitor, but I like practicing to targets during my playing days. Getting out on a great driving range that had targets where you could move around and go through the bag and hone in the wedges or work on the long irons just simulates real golf. And the target range did that. So, if you wanted to have some dynamic variable practice on the target range, you had to manually change your target. Change the target T club. like that flow wasn't amazing and it wasn't like people were doing that. I would do that from time to time, but it was still cumbersome and it would just eat time. If you didn't have a lot of time and you want some variable targets, you had to waste time making those variable targets. So, people expressed that, members expressed that. What did Rapsot do? They gave us randomized targets. You select this button, you select the range you want. So, if you only want to work on the seven and eight iron or you only want to work on the wedges or you only want to work on the top of the bag or you want to work throughout the entire bag, you can set your range and you can set the shots you want. I personally think one shot is the best because that's real golf. You get one chance to hit the shot, learn, move on, and if you don't hit the shot, if you don't hit the target, I think it makes you hit it again. So, that's just kind of nice just giving you a good, you know, revisualize executing the shot. But the random targets, I mean, I like combine work, but this kind of gives you that combine work in a more dynamic environment. And it's something that feels like real golf, which will make real golf that much better because it's practice that is simulating what you're going to experience out there. because it's very very easy to get in the sim or on the launch monitor and either focus solely on numbers or focus solely on like the sim experience and how good the graphics are. You get lost in there somewhere from real golf because you want your simulator, your launch monitor experience to prepare you for real golf if that's what you will be eventually doing after this time on the off season or in the evenings. You're going to get on a real golf course. So, you want this to prepare you for that. And I've always said Rapotto does a fantastic job at that. They've created something that will allow the golfer to get better at this game, not just have more fun or just live in a launch monitor. No, these updates, the data, the games, the visuals will allow you to get better. And I understand all of this comes with a cost. You need to have a premium membership when you buy this. It's only 700 bucks. If you didn't know, this is only $700. It's incredibly accurate, easy to use. It's pretty crazy. But yeah, you get a year of this for free. Earlier this year, they rolled out a lifetime membership for 500 bucks. You unlock this for life. All the courses, target range, close to the pin, the cloud, everything amazing about this app and software along with the updates. Every update has been free. There hasn't been a single update that you've had to pay for. But maybe the potential members have said, I like the free one year and then one year being $1.99. I can kind of work along on my clip. 500 all at once is a bit of an investment, so we don't necessarily want that. So they've given you a middle ground. They've given you a 2-year option for 329. It's cheaper than two individual years, but if if you think $700 a free year and then two years for so like even like just over $1,000 to have three years of this. And this has been out for two and a bit years and it's been updated about eight times. Like there's just been fantastic addition update after fantastic addition update. So yeah, on the surface it doesn't seem huge, but it speaks volumes. It's small updates that on the backs of a huge update are further proving Rapotto is listening to you. But Rapotto wants you to become a better golfer. And you don't need this. My buddies that come over here, we have some fun in this. But one of them got one himself cuz it was just so easy to use, enjoyable, has a net, has it hooked up to his iPad, which is screen shared to a TV. You don't need an elaborate setup to make this thing be your off season fun, but also your offseason practice. And especially as we roll into November here. I don't I don't know what's coming up with Black Friday, but there's obviously some great things probably coming. It's Black Friday. Just update after update every few months. this thing. There's no competition. I know there's some great launch monitors in the $1,500 range, but at the like sub,000, there's no competition. The the accuracy of this thing, the ease of use, the fun, but also the like the practice, like how good you can get using this. League of its own. Total league of its own. Rapotto, I said at the start of the game, the video, you you've done it again. Yeah, you've done it again. you keep giving golfers what they need and maybe what they didn't know they need, but stuff they need to get better at this game. So, let me know in those comments below. Have you been on the fence? Because if you have, I think the updates this year alone are proof to think you should maybe seriously consider it for this off seasonason. But if you are a user, have you updated your app to use it? Sound off in those comments below. Let everybody know your experience with it. And we'll see you in the next video. Peace.