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OnPar Golf GPS Review

The OnPar golf GPS is the first touchscreen unit to arrive on the golfing GPS market - if one discounts iPhones running one of the golf GPS apps available. The OnPar unit does in fact look very much like an iTouch or iPhone in both form and interface. Overall the OnPar Golf GPS is an attractive combination of extensive functionality and comfortable usability.

Golf GPS Devices Comparison

Their growing popularity seems proof that golfing GPS devices make an improvement to the game of those using them. We compare some of the more popular devices in detail.

Sonocaddie V300 Golf GPS Unit Review

Take the guesswork out of your golf game with the Sonocaddie V300 golf GPS. The unit has a 2.2 inch high resolution color LCD screen for displaying not just distances but, a range of display formats tailored to deliver relevant information for improving your game. With the V300 distance information is provided on a map matching the course layout so there is no interpretation involved such as with units that simply display distances as a list.

uPro Golf GPS by Callaway Golf Review

The uPro Golf GPS by Callaway Golf is the most sophisticated golf GPS we’ve seen so far. It is the first to bring in mapping features that might be found in the premium outdoor handheld GPS devices such as the DeLorme PN-40. In fact it even goes further with the capability to accept [...]

TeeShot Live GPS Supported Golfing Software

TeeShot Live software for keeping track of your golf game utilizes the built-in GPS support of the iPhone 3G or iPod touch.
Software features include;

Review and download course descriptions from TeeShotLive.com and hit the tee in seconds
Track your strokes, putts, fairways, clubs, distances, sand saves and more
Keep score for up to four players each [...]

Garmin Approach G5 Golf GPS Review

Garmin’s Approach G5 has a lot of Golf GPS market leading features that will attract the interest to any golfer looking for a golfing GPS assistant. Built around a high-sensitivity GPS receiver and powerful processor, the Approach G5 provides an array of potentially game improving features.

iGolf GPS Caddie II Review

iGolf GPS Caddie II is one of the new GPS golf course aids the popularity of which attests to their usefulness in lowering ones scores and handicap. Unlike laser based aids, golf GPS devices do not require a line of sight to provide distances (1-3 yards accuracy). The unit is a very portable [...]

iGolf Neo Pocketsize Golf GPS by L1 Technologies Review

The iGolf Neo is the smallest golf GPS device on the market with a small price that’s a new entry price point for the market. A small size does not mean that features have been sacrificed. The iGolf Neo has been made possible by recent size and power reductions achieved by GPS receiver [...]

SkyCaddie SG5 Golf GPS Review

SkyCaddie SG5 Golf GPS is a very portable handheld device, roughly about the size of a cell phone. It has the only color screen in the SkyCaddie SG range and the highest resolution (220 x 176 pixels) of all the SkyCaddie range which also includes the SG2.5, SG3 and SG4. For good readability [...]

GolfLogix GPS 2007 Model Handheld Golf GPS

The GolfLogix GPS 2007 model is based on a previous version of the Garmin handheld GPS hardware and does not have some features of the new GolfLogix GPS-8 2008 model including; more memory, distance of last shot feature and auto-recognition of the course being played.