Your choice in Golf GPS Watches

Garmin S60 – £399.00

A nice looking watch that actually looks good on the wrist both in the clubhouse and on the course. Syncs with phone for after game analysis.

The Good

• 1.2’’ Colour Face
• Preloaded with 40000 golf courses
• Can be used as an activity watch
• Touchscreen
• Yardages to Front, middle & back with hazards and dogleg yardages included
• 2 Rounds of battery life

The Not so good

• Price
• Trying to do too much – maybe!

TOM TOM Golfer 2 – £169.00

Nice looking watching and fairly lightweight on the wrist. Offers other activity features if required.

The Good

• Preloaded with 40000 golf courses
• Can be used as an activity watch
• Yardages to Front, middle & back
• Battery life appears to be good
• Syncs for post-game analysis

The Not so good

• Black and White face
• Sensitive to practice swings
• Hazards and Bunkers hard to identify – you do get used to it but takes a little while
• Set up takes a while

Bushnell Neo Excel – £189.95

Nice looking watch in a choice of colours again looks good on the wrist and lightweight. Syncs with phone app to offer a lot of extras

The Good

• Large clear display
• Preloaded with 35000 golf courses
• Yardages to Front, middle & back
• Battery life for 3 rounds of golf
• Some great sync options with phone app

The Not so good

• Only 4 hazards per hole
• To many buttons for me

Sky Caddie Linx GT – £230.00

This watch is taking it to the next stage – GPS and shot tracking with smart tags. Looks and feels good on the wrist, very important when on the course.

The Good

• Clear display
• Outstanding accuracy
• Great views of each hole
• Uses its own mapping system
• Great sync options with phone app

The Not so good

• Annual subscription for all features

Prices may vary and special offers have not been included in the above.
All available from www.golfonline.co.uk use code “insidegolf” (TBC) for free gift.

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