GolfDigest is one the top golf magazines; it is chalked full of golf stories, equipment reviews, and golf tips (you know, each month they give you all the surefire tips that promise to take umpteenth strokes off your game). I have no idea how many of those tips I’ve tried; but I do know that [...]
Here are a couple of videos giving a quick overview of the Golf Guru 4 Touchscreen golf GPS device. For more information about the Golf Guru 4, be sure to check out the Golf Guru website.
You won’t get your hands on one of these until April 2010, but SkyCaddie has released some details about the features of its latest golf GPS rangefinder, the SkyCaddie SGX, a device that SkyGolf claims is revolutionary and will usher in the “next generation” of rangefinders. At first glance (judging only from the few teasing [...]
The Golf Guru 4 Touchscreen GPS is the first multi-function GPS device in golf; not only can you play music and videos on it, you can also install road navigation software from Odyssey. Of course the road navigation software will cost you extra, but you can take advantage of a great deal from Golf Guru [...]
Most golf GPS devices require you to install software on your computer and then download courses (sometimes paying a fee for each course or an annual subscription). With the new Callaway uPro Go Golf GPS, you can go straight to the golf course after purchase: this golf GPS device comes preloaded with over 18,000 BasicMode [...]
Satsports has just released an all-weather Multi-sports GPS that caters to “anyone who enjoys outdoor adventure sports”. I guess golf–at least the way it is played by most of us–can be considered an outdoor “adventure” sport.
The Sonocaddie Auto Play lives up to its name and comes preloaded with all available courses (currently there are over 22,000). This golf GPS device is ready right out of the box: no downloading, no annual fees, and no computer needed. The AutoPlay will not only give you the distances to the front and the [...]
