You get the distance to the front/center/back of green for each hole. |
Wherever you are on the course, GolfLogix displays the key distances to hazards and the green in big bold numbers all on a sleek black palm-sized device. The screen advances automatically to all of the targets on the golf course so there are no buttons to push or lasers to point during your round. The GolfLogix GPS-8 can store the following data on each hole: front/center/back of green; hazards; bunkers; water; lay-ups; and carries.
Easily download course data using the GolfLogix software, and store up to 20 courses in the GPS-8 at one time. |
Other features include:
- Distance of last shot feature
- Large number displays that are easy to read for all ages and eye-visions
- Personalized name on main screens for security and anti-theft
- Displays in yards or meters
- Includes multi-use belt or bag clip
- GolfLogix Course Manager software with USB drivers
- 1-year warranty
What are the advantages of GolfLogix GPS versus other yardage devices?
A handheld GPS device, such as GolfLogix GPS, offers more flexibility during a typical round of golf. You can bring the GPS to the ball and get more accurate distance data. Unlike other laser devices, there is no need to point and aim or have a direct line of sight to the hazard or hole.
How do I get golf course maps on my GolfLogix GPS?
Included with your initial purchase is access to download a single golf course map of your choice. Simply follow the step-by-step instructions in the Quick Start Guide located in the box to download the Course Manager Software from the GolfLogix Web site. Then follow the registration and activation screens on your computer to obtain your free golf course map. With a $29.95 annual membership, you can download an unlimited amount of golf courses worldwide (currently more than 15,000 in the database) and have access to GolfLogix product enhancements and upgrades.
Is using a GPS distance device allowed under USGA regulations?
The USGA and R&A both recently sanctioned the use of satellite-based yardage measuring devices during competition. Specifically, decision 14-3/0.5 allows a committee to permit the use of distance measuring devices by Local Rule. Golfers should check with their golf professional prior to use in a USGA sanctioned event. GPS devices have always been permitted in handicap scoring in recreational rounds.
What's in the Box?
GolfLogix GPS, USB cable, belt/bag clip, 2 AA alkaline batteries, printed instructions
Customer Review: Everything About This GPS Is Easy
Talk about an easy to use product. I have used sky caddies, and bushnell range finders and nothing compares to the ease and accuracy of this device. I have read many reviews and nothing negative that I have read has come to fruition. The batteries average about 4 rounds of use. Overall just a great product period. For the price, nothing compares.
Customer Review: All I need
The GolfLogix product has served me very well for a month now. I find battery life to be acceptable (4-6 rounds on rechargeable batteries), and I carry a spare set on AA's in my bag just in case. Accuracy has been good overall - I am typically +/- 3 yards at the 150 and 100 markers, which is probably due to defining the "middle of the green." I am very impressed with the ease of use - just start it up, wait a minute or two, and the device knows which course to use. It also automatically proceeds to the next hole. Bottom line is that the unit requires almost no "fiddling" during a round. I made a simple wooden holder to attach it to my golf cart (Sun Mountain speed cart) and as I walk up to my ball I know the distance. The yardage for the bunkers, hazards, etc. works well. I find I am much more efficient and can play faster with this device compared to my laser yardage device. Now I just need to find something to improve my swing!
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