bsmith2322

Welcome. You sound like a guy a fellow UNC fan will get along with.

I'm thinking of adding the new Garmin Z30 rangefinder to the bag. It seems like it would be a great addition with how it syncs with the Garmin watches. Maybe @GolfSpy_APH will throw some our way to test out...

The battery has a lot to do with diet as well. If I eat fried food for dinner, or eat too late, sleep score may not be affected too much but battery will be lower than usual. The biggest difference I see is in Recovery after workouts. Sometimes my strenuous workouts where I feel I really pushed myself have a quick recovery time (10-15 hours). Sometimes when I have a lighter intensity workout, maybe some strength training, the recovery time will be 5-10 hours. Other times it will tell me my recovery is 30+ hours but I don’t feel that fatigued after the workout. I feel like I know my body better than the watch but there could be more factors (diet/sleep/stress) that I’m not factoring in to the recovery. The numbers are pretty similar to that of my old Whoop band so not too much to complain about in the general scheme but there are some questionable readings that I have noticed.

Kearney Hills in Lexington. Great public track. Say hi to Whitney, the pro, if you go there. She’s fantastic!

I’ve had mine for 11 months and the battery is as strong as it was when I first got it.

Very nice! Every time I've thought about using the feature I've been away from the course and then forgot it about when I get there lol. Seems like a very good feature for us ams that struggle to put two of the same swings together.

Testers, I've had my watch for almost a year now and have never tried the Tempo Training provided. I would be interested in some feedback. If I have a chance to do my own, I will also provide. Tempo Training is listed under the workout glances.

I do not use the sensors but edit all my rounds on my phone afterwards with clubs. Its very simple and easy to do while going through my round.

I would second this opinion. I have had the S70 for almost a year and I can't see myself using anything else. I used to wear an Apple Watch for the smartwatch features and a Whoop band for the workout/recovery aspect. The S70 provides both and the battery life is so good. The Apple Watch I would have to charge every night and would sometimes not make it through 36 holes. The S70 I only have to charge every 5-6 days, even using the golf GPS and workout features. The Apple Watch has more daily functionality in regards to apps and being able to respond to texts and calls, but for what I need, the S70 is much better.

Hello, all. Long time follower, first time poster here. Excited to engage with the community. 1. I've been playing golf since I was 12 but never took it seriously until about 10 years ago. I played college football and then coached at the high school level for 6-7 years out of college so never had time for golf. I'm a 5 handicap and consistently shoot between 74-84. 2. I love the challenge every time I step out on the course. I enjoy the mental challenge of having to overcome bad breaks or tough situations. 3. The content. You can't find honest reviews of nearly every product anywhere else online. 4. Louisville, Ky Persimmon Ridge Golf Club 5. We can play golf for almost 10-11 months out the year. It's fun being able to play in all 4 seasons and different kinds of weather. Weather can be categorized as the best/worst thing about Kentucky. 6. Final Mile Logistics 7. Nickname I've always used. My Bag: Driver- TSR4 Tensei 1K Black 65 TX 3W- Callaway Mavrik 15 degree 2iron- Taylormade UDI 4-PW- Apex Pro 19 KBS Tour V Wedges- 50, 54, 58 Vokey SM7 Putter- Taylormade Spider Tour X