Is it time for a new GPS golf watch?
Bushnell Excel
A really nice, clean and simple display in watch and golf mode. It’s fairly sleek and you’d have no problem wearing it off the course as a normal watch.
SRP: £199
Garmin S60
A super-premium watch which is packed with features for golf and other lifestyle activities. Aerial maps alongside the yardages are ideal for new courses.
SRP: £399
Golf Buddy WTX
A range of different displays which can be changed with a tap on the touchscreen. Simple operation with just the one button. A really soft and comfortable strap.
SRP: £199
Shot Scope V2
The original model was a wristband that automatically tracked your shots with no tagging required. The band has now been upgraded to a fully-functional GPS watch.
SRP: £225
Sky Caddie Linx GT
A great GPS watch in its own right but the shot and round-tracking features are excellent. If you’re really into technology and analysing your game, this is for you.
SRP: £299.95
Tom Tom Golfer 2
This watch features automatic shot detection for round tracking via the Tom Tom app. Menus and features are easily accessible via the handy touch pad.
SRP: £199.99
Three of the best lasers
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Bushnell Pro X2
All the bells and whistles in a really stylish package. A bit heavier than some but we love the red display.
SRP: £449
Golf Buddy LR7
Compact and simple, this is a no-nonsense laser that represents excellent value for money. Premium case is a bonus.
SRP: £249.99
Nixon Coolshot 80I VR
The smallest of the lasers on the market but there’s clever technology to keep the image steady when trying to zap your target.
SRP: £419
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