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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

By: Corbin Newlyn

A golfer’s most challenging aspect of the game is judging the distances of various parts of the golf course. In addition to the importance of knowing how far you are from the hole, it is also important to know the distances of different parts of a fairway are as well as managing your game effectively. A golf GPS unit can give you an advantage in in this regard.

For instance, if you are standing in the middle of a fairway, you may see a marker that tells you you are 150 yards to the middle of the green. However, if there is a water hazard in front of the green, it will help to know how far you have to hit the ball to at least clear the lake or how far it is to the front of the lake to keep your ball from getting wet. With a Golf GPS unit that contains that particular course information you are able to better determine which club to use under which circumstance.

Naturally, a golf GPS unit will only be of use if a golfer is any good at the game. Knowing you are standing 136.2 yards from the center of the green will not help you hit the ball straight or keep it from flying into the water or sand trap on either side of the green. However, a golf GPS unit can help you find out how far into the woods your ball penetrated.

Practically Any Golf Course You Can Imagine Is at Your Fingertips

The majority of the time, you can hook your golf GPS unit into your computer and by signing up with a service you can download just about every golf course in the country, making available to you as many golf course maps as your golf GPS system will hold at any one time. So when you are on the course playing one of your games, you can take out your golf GPS unit and have all the information about the course you are on available to you in an instant.

Maybe you are on the green that has a hard dogleg, and your hoping not to over drive the corner and make it more difficult to hit next shot towards the green. By using your golf GPS unit, you will be able to closely estimate which club to use off the tee to get your ball to the middle of the fairway or to either side, which will give you the best possible vantage point for your next stroke.

Instead of having a professional golfers walk the course before a professional match begins, making calculations and notes on numerous distances for them to use during a match, many professional golfers have begun to take advantage of the information provided from their golf GPS unit to stay on top of their position.

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

I am looking to buy my fiancee a GPS for her birthday. We also love golf and have considered getting a GPS for golfing alone. That said, is there a GPS out there that could double as a "most of the time" in-car GPS system and then could get pulled easily from the car and put into our golf cart at the course? Price is not a huge object (though I don't have an infinite budget). The main feature is the in-car GPS, but I would love to get one that could be used on the course as well with pretty widerange course map support. Thanks in advance!!!

Any of the small Garmin line should work for you. They average from $399.00 to about $1,295.00 depending on the programs and features ordered.

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

I am doing some research on GPS and was wondering if anybody can tell me which they think are the best models and why. What do you like about them and what do you dislike?
Any help would be appreciated.

I do not use a gps but I had heard that the igolf neo is passing up sky caddie. the neo is cheaper,smaller, and lighter. Also when you subscribe for all your courses, you can keep all the courses that you download if you decide not keep on paying for your subscription with the i golf neo. As for the sky caddie you will lose all your downloaded courses. which I think that is weak……..So I heard.

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

A detailed look at the Best selling GPS Range finder handheld on the market today. Never second guess your yardage again, see how easy it is to operate!
http://www.golfdiscount.com/products/golf-buddy-golfbuddy-pro-gps

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

i was considering buying a sky caddie gps, but i was wondering if you can use a regular gps to map a golf course on your own. i've never used a gps so i really don't know anything about them.

Why bother for $150.00 you can get the iGolf Neo.
The website in “source” below rates it above the Skycaddie although this is mainly because of price.
And you can start playing straight away without fussing about mapping. Besides how accurate will your 200 meters be when you are going over undulating ground?
With the iGolf you will have a exceptional GPS and over a hundred bucks change.
But the Skycaddie is also a great GPS.
And both will be able to analayze your game.
Keep that head down and follow through!!!

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

iGolf Golf GPS Neo
www.davesmarineelectronics.com

Know Your Distance. Now.

The smallest and most affordable device available for golf, iGolf Neo is a revolutionary device that will change the face of golf forever. Weighing in at only 2.5 oz, it fits in your pocket and works on any course in the world.

Easy to use

Automatically tells distance to key points on the course

Shot Distance feature shows you how far you hit each club

Weather resistant, durable construction

Lower your score and handicap

Compatibility
The iGolf Neo is ready to use out of the box without the requirement of any additional software or hardware if you want to map your own golf course. However a computer and internet access are required if you would like to download pre-mapped golf courses from iGolf.com. In order to download pre-mapped golf courses you will need a Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Me or Windows 98* computer with a USB port. You will also need a subscription to iGolf.com.

*Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

Features:

Instantly displays key distances on the course

Holds 10 GPS course files

4 custom points per hole

Uses an internal Lithium-ion battery

Works on any course in the world

No aiming or line of sight required

Improves course management

Accurate Shot Distance feature

Helps lower score and handicap

Package Includes:

iGolf Neo

Power Cord/Adaptor

USB Sync Cable

Software CD [Drivers & Sync Application]

Belt Clip

Quickstart Guide

User Manual

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

I've heard/read about Sky Caddie, Garmin, iGolf, etc. Please feel free to give me the pros and cons.

Things to consider include: 1) memory (# of courses the unit will hold at one time which affects how often you may want to reload it) 2) construction/durability/display screen size 3)battery type (built in rechargeable vs. regular alkaline or changeable rechargeable) 4)annual fee 5)company support to change or map courses.

I purchased and am highly satisfied with the GolfLogix (Garmin) unit. It holds 10 different courses although a 27 hole course may be broken up into 3 memory items which is true on all units. Courses are mapped very accurately including sand and water distances on most holes. It has a large display and is very durable. It uses regular batteries or rechargeable which are easily changed if you should run low even during a round. You can usually play 3 to 4 rounds on new or charged batteries. Annual fee is only $30 vs. $60 on others. The company is very responsive when requesting a course be changed due to layout or newly mapped if unavailable in their data base (2-4 days). Keep your head down & swing hard in case you hit it!

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

Turn your mobile into a personal golf Caddie. Scorecard, Distanses, Statistics and Satellite Tracking.

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How a Golf GPS Unit Can Help You On The Course

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August 26th, 2008

Product informational video on the GolfLogix Golf GPS powered by Garmin

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