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Also, if your course changes to winter greens (which my home course does every year), the Garmin becomes pretty much useless.
An option when this happens is to measure the distance the pin is on the winter green away from the centre of the main green and make a note of them all on a spare card. Then you have an updated yardage.
Both the Garmin S1 and S2 are below your budget and will provide what you need
Hi all, looking for recommendations re gps watches / rangefinders, what do you find best to use, don't necessarily need exact yardages to pin, front back and middle would suffice. I have a budget of around £150.
Thanks in advance
I got Tom-tom this time last year and had to take it back as the course info was way off (400yd holes tagged as par 3, bunkers not identified) ended with Golfbuddy WT4 very pleased, not just FCB but also lay-up and carry for streams
From our GM testing, and with your budget in mind, I'd look at the Bushnell Neo Ghost GPS unit (RRP £99) provides front centre and back numbers and four hazards per hole and fits discreetly in your pocket or clips on your bag
I just bought the bushnell neo xs watch. It's great does exactly what you need.
Glad to hear that,just purchased one myself but haven't had chance to use it yet.
The rubber strap makes it very comfortable to wear & it seems pretty easy to use.