WATCH v GPS v LASER - WHICH IS BEST FOR YOU?

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Title	:	WATCH v GPS v LASER - WHICH IS BEST FOR YOU?
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Garmin watch is NEVER accurate! Threw mine in the trash
Comment from : @kenpappas9520

instinct
Comment from : @happysensyhappysensy670

How do we find out what devices are appropriate for tournament play?
Comment from : @SupSlade

God Sent the Angel Babriel ❤ Sonar Stays ❤
Comment from : @jacobdonnarhiantalleyanput8186

I’ve got the bushnell V5 slope £350 and it’s useless when there’s fog or mist hanging around
Comment from : @neilmarshall9631

Gadgets dont lie
Comment from : @arvinddas6803

One benefit of the laser rangefinder they overlooked - gps doesn’t do anything for you on the driving range All the ranges around here are horrible for telling the distance to each flag, or they act like every tee box is the same distance to each flag
Comment from : @KSigsGolfer

I use also both, laser and watch, and in my opinion watch is very convenient Eg Garmin S40 or Apple Watch with Arccos Very fast and easy to get accurate yardages (or meters in my case) I rarely use or need to use laser, usually only when some really specific obstacle or hazard like water, ditch, bunker etc which usually watches show too
Comment from : @pekkalaaksonen8384

Heard rumors that one of the major companies is working on a small GPS position transmitter that fits onto the top of existing flagsticks They also work on a universal software interface so that the position signal can be picked up by GPS watches, smartphone golf apps and GPS screens on electric trolleys to show the exact pin position on the green That would be a fantastic feature!
Comment from : @tigerarmy8780

i have to see layups i need to know my layup distances i like to leave myself 100 or 150 if i cant make it to the green comfortably
Comment from : @tylerfj24

I used to use a hand held range finder but have purchased a Garmin S60 Approach and love it If you sometimes zigzag your way up a fairway like I do, the range finder can be a bit useless as it requires line of sight to the flag which may be obstructed This is never a problem with the watch as it has a flag compass arrangement which will give you exact pin direction even when obscured Each to their own though because I can see benefits of both but as I’m a mid handicap player, centre of green is all I need
Comment from : @granthodges9860

I used my Garmin Fenix 6 watch as use it for multisport use so kills all birds with one stone
Comment from : @garylennie3815

I use a Golf Buddy gps watch Inexpensive and gives me the basics Front, center and back All I need as I play one course mostly
Comment from : @MSDOGS1976

I use Hole19 on my Apple Watch for F/M/B green yardages and it also shows maps on the app on my phone, do you have reviews of the different apps for phones/watches?
Comment from : @gibrcyork

I have tried most things from Lasers to GPS, phones to watches, I have settled on the Garmin S62 watch and CT10 sensors, I found laser range finders too unstable, I have a Garmin G80 I don't use other than as a launch monitor, I still have Arccos sensors boxed back up ready to sell when I get round to it, I have tried various apps on my phone, but the Garmin S62 and CT10 sensors do everything I need, they give me my yardage and track my shots and I wear it as an everyday watch
Comment from : @roblaidlaw4884

I use the Inesis 900 mostly and Garmin G10 and when there is no view I use an app on my telephone to see the lay-out of the course
Comment from : @motormuisdl650

I’ve got a Stonehaven SH1170 it’s great and affordable
Comment from : @michaelgillies9075

I use the Shot Scope V3 and a laser
Comment from : @glenburr6755

At 02:46 the app says you've hit your putter 201 yards?? Impressive!
Comment from : @ael302413

Would be good if you can review some gps apps on apple/android as most people I know opt for these
Comment from : @chrispyemont6632

Got a bushnel about a year ago it really helps you get an exact yardage not guessing a distance
Comment from : @robertgraham8813

Suggest you look at the voice caddie sc300 Much better than most Easy and speaks to you Least intrusive and least of all adding to golfer delays faffing around
Comment from : @alysgolfstudio567

I use a GPS watch which is very conveient and quick to use I agree with Joel's comment that lasers are no good if you are behind trees or hedges or a hill etc
Comment from : @martinstirling7949

Why fail to mention the Skycaddie annual subscription I ditched mine and went for a Bushnell which is great
Comment from : @JohnWalker-ho4gl

Hand held laser is what I use
Comment from : @michaelmalarkey2943

Nice, informational review!! I use a Bushnell watch and have all the information I need!!
Comment from : @mikereed3287

I use Hole 19 on my phone which is fine, but also feel abit uncomfortable having my phone out on the course all the time, always waiting for someone to make a comment
Comment from : @joshackroyd500

I use both a laser and a watch I find the information from both valuable in different situations
Comment from : @dennisduncan5959

Shotscope V3 the tracing data has helped me loads
Comment from : @barryporter5475

Watch is the way to go for average golfers ,less to fool with Its a yardage marker on your wrist
Comment from : @billcox199

I use both a Bushnell Laser and a Garmin 20 watch, I like knowing the distance to the back of the green and can keep score and track my shot yardage with the watch But love the accuracy of the distance to the pin with the laser
Comment from : @bobbyk3469

I use a GOLFER 2 SE made by Tom Tom, does what I need
Comment from : @markdunn8038

Watches are the best
Comment from : @jadamane

Garmin G10it's a clip on version of their basic watch (I haven't worn a watch since small mobile phones hit the market) You can move the pin on the green and I have found it to be at most 1-2 yards off the yardage my playing partner's range finders are giving -- which is way more accurate than my shot making Keeping score, fairways hit, putts/GIR stats, and the matching web service are really nice features (I'd like a bit more data collection but that probably means Arccos or the like) Note: if you track your index, Garmin is missing the ability to upload the scorecard into your course's/association's official handicap tracker
Comment from : @massspike

Hi,Find that using the long view on the course is greatyards like to do it ,old sckoll thank you
Comment from : @robertsolachnek7493

I just bought the voice buddy and I’m very happy with it
Comment from : @aussiegolfer2919

To be honest 95 of golfers aren't good enough to to hit the ball within a yard of the target, meaning GPS is easier, quicker and more than adequate If I was elite, it would be rangefinder all the way As I'm crap, GPS is the way forward!
Comment from : @simonh2011

I use a bushnell when in the scoring yardages and Golfshot on my Apple watch for general distances and keeping score Best of both worlds
Comment from : @nickhopper3602