Golf technology can assist us in playing smarter golf and it’s something every amateur should be taking advantage of. Whether you’re looking for a deep dive into Strokes Gained statistics, club yardage data or simply distances to the green, there is a piece of tech out there to benefit every player. Check out the products below to help you find your way to smarter golf this season.
Arccos Starter Bundle
Tracking your game has never been easier thanks to Arccos. The starter bundle includes club sensors and Arccos Link Pro which pair to the Arccos app. Automatic shot tracking makes gaining insight into your round easier than ever. Learn from Strokes Gained insights to determine which aspect of your game needs the most focus post-round. AI Caddie advice gives you real-time shot strategy and outcome predictions for each shot.
Blast Golf Swing & Stroke Analyzer
Measure every aspect of your swing and stroke with Blast Golf. With the ability to capture putting, full swings, short game and bunker shots plus air swings, you’ll be covered no matter how you’re practicing. Video capture allows you to see your swing results and make adjustments as you practice to help optimize your performance. Blast Golf is designed to help you swing better, faster.
Shot Scope V5
The Shot Scope V5 provides users with automatic performance-tracking capabilities, helping to take your game to the next level. Dynamic distances to the front, middle and back of every green give you the information you need to pull the correct club. This watch also features a vivid screen for easy daytime viewing with the option to customize colors to your personal preference. Sixteen tracking tags are included with your purchase to make recording shots a breeze and provide valuable data post-round.
Garmin Approach Z82
If you’re looking for a rangefinder that does nearly everything you could imagine it to do (and more), the Z82 may be the ticket. It contains more than 43,000 pre-loaded courses so you can eliminate the need for a GPS on your wrist. Simply fire it up and view hole-by-hole layouts as you range the flag. You’ll have green view, hazard view, “plays like” distance, green contour data and more at your fingertips. Check this out if you want to up the ante.
Precision Pro Titan Elite Azalea Edition
The Titan Elite is the workhorse model from Precision Pro offering aluminum body construction and robust battery life. Its IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating will keep it working in any conditions and the integrated Precision Pro golf app offers features unlike any other rangefinder on the market with front, middle and back green readings, a “find my” locator if you misplace it and MySlope which provides personalized distance based on your unique ball flight.
Garmin Approach S44
The S44 from Garmin features a 1.2-inch AMOLED display making it easy to see yardages to the green, hazards and layups. With more than 43,000 pre-loaded courses, you’ll be ready to roll no matter where the game takes you. Keeping score as you play is a breeze and you’ll be able to upload your round to the Garmin Golf app once you drop that final putt.
Pinned Golf Caddie
Turn any golf cart into a smart cart with the Caddie from Pinned Golf. You’ll get front, center and back distances from anywhere on the course for more than 45,000 pre-loaded tracks. A built-in magnet ensures it won’t fall off during your round and also eliminates the need for a bracket. The Caddie is also fully weatherproof so you don’t need to worry about getting caught in the rain. If you’re looking for subscription-free course data at your fingertips, look no further.
Grant Barry
10 months ago
I bouught one of those Caddies from Pinned Golf. It was an awful experience. It is poorly designed in that the magnet that is supposed to hold it on the cart doesn’t. The golf cart pillars that you are supposed to mount it to are too narrow and have too little surface area to hold something as big and heavy as the Caddie in place. Mine fell off multiple times in the first couple of weeks, finally falling off onto the cart path and shattering the screen. When I contacted Pinned Golf, the claimed that the breakage was due to my carelessness and/or abuse, when in reality I never used the product in any manner that wasn’t recommended by the manufacturer.
Pinned’s solution was for me to purchase from them a new screen ($60) and have it installed by repair company of my choosing. I took it to a local company that repairs cell phones and tablets, and they charged me another $99 to do the work. So now I’m more than $600 into this poorly designed product, but after getting it fixed and on the first day with it back on the course it once again fell off it’s mount and onto the ground. No damage to the screen this time, but it shut the Caddie off and now it won’t turn on.
And once again, Pinned Golf says, thanks for buying our product, but this is your problem.
The Caddie is a poorly designed, cheaply manufactured product and Pinned Golf is a horrible company to do business with. I suggest staying away from both!