post #37 of 37
3/27/13 at 4:31pm
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Originally Posted by Jspangler View Post

I want to start by I am not trying to start a GPS vs rangefinder argument. It always seems winter time is a horrible time for me because I don't get to play so I'm constantly tinkering. A measuring device is really all I need. Now I have looked at skycaddies, but I travel to different states threw the year for work and golf, so I would have to get the national package at $50 bucks a year. My other thought was to get a rangefinder and GPS watch. I like to take notes of different points on the course, but I also like the use of the watch so I can mark my distances of the shot, so I can make notes of club distances. Any help is greatly appreciated.

I was in the same dilema earlier until I stumbled on a good review of gps and rangefinders. You can find the article at onthegreen.weebly.com/gps-and-rangefinders.html. I agree with the post about skycaddie. There are other brands out there such as golfbuddy and sonocaddie. I chose sonocaddie because the download is free for life and you can recalibrate your unit at any time. For instance, I used it at Olivas Links in Ventura and found that they had switched the holes around. The calibration told me I had over 800 yards to the green and as I was approaching the green, the yardage was getting bigger. I recalibrated the course and uploaded to sonocaddie's site. This is something I don't think skycaddie or other sites have. 

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