TESTERS ANNOUNCED! SKYCADDIE SX400 GPS

[SPede 0]

Stephen P. - Phoenix, AZ

I typically find my yardage mark on sprinkler heads and paced off if course doesn’t have cart gps. After accounting for other variables such as wind and elevation, by guessing or tossing up some grass, I select my club and proceed.

Every new advancement in technology in the game of golf I see as a positive. The game is challenging enough, so anything to save a stroke or two by having the most information available to the player, so they can make the best possible decision only makes sense. 

[Aladage 19]

Adam, Washington the State!

CaddyTek rangefinder and pacing it off

I think there has to be a limit but for the most part anything that can help golfers be better is good.


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[andrew fulton 0]

andrew , Ireland

i used gps devices before and now use a gps watch , easy of use is important.

Technology is great to help us in golf , but only where it does not slow down play.

[Johngmart 0]

John Martin - Queens, New York

I know most yardages at my home course and when I play away I use sprinkler heads, or similar markers, in-cart gps if they have it, or sometime a yardage book (preferred) if available. 

I think this kind of technology is fine, but I am not a fan of high tech ball striking equipment, such as adjustable drivers and developments that make shots longer and or straighter.  I also don’t have much use for launch monitors - give me a grass driving range with clearly marked yardage targets any day. 

[TXStrong 2]

David Torres

San Antonio,Texas

I use a Leupold GX3i which has been very reliable and accurate though not many features.  I all about technology and I am never without it.  It’s extremely valuable to establish a good measurement for our club distances to make us more accurate and better golfers.  Guessing distances is a good way to mess with your game.  

[Rock3Putt 0]

On 12/13/2019 at 6:34 AM, GolfSpy STUDque said:

(10) TESTERS WANTED: SKYCADDIE SX400 GPS

There are far more people out there still using flip-phones than one might think. Call them traditionalists or Luddites, there's always a contingent happy to eschew technological advancements in favor of a more orthodox approach.

In golf parlance, this group tends to be feel players and might be overheard describing a shot as " a three-fingered 7-iron."

That aside, the merits of distance-measuring devices can't be ignored and if you've been looking for a reason to experience it first-hand, this might be just the opportunity.

 

Testers Wanted

We're looking for 10 golfers who don't currently use any sort of distance-measuring device (GPS, rangefinder) to test, review, and keep SkyCaddie's new SX400 GPS.  As you know, MyGolfSpy takes its product testing very seriously. All of our reader reviews are published in our Community Forum. We expect a lot from our reviewers – writing a thorough, detailed, and honest review is a commitment, requiring extensive on-course work as well as participation in the Forum itself to answer questions and discuss product performance with other golfers.

That means to be a potential reviewer, you must be a registered member of the MyGolfSpy Community Forum, where you’ll find thousands of like-minded golfers from all over the world anxious to talk about golf equipment.

 

This opportunity is open to golfers residing in the US with access to outdoor testing.  To apply to test and review a SkyCaddie SX400 GPS, reply to this thread with the following information:

• Name and Location
• How do you currently get your yardages?
• How do you feel about technology's relationship with golf?

 

 

Rocky Walker

PO Box 1111

91 Fairway Drive

Hilltop Lakes Tx 77871-1111

Would love to try this Sky Caddie, currently using an older model Bushnell that is pretty bulky and heavy, probably at least 8 yrs old.

These new devices are so good for golf, speed up our play immensely. 

Thank You,

Rocky Walker 

 

[Badgermc76 3]

John Virginia 

Current device is Game golf 

Technology is a vital part of the game more information is better to understanding your own game

[Stevenhp 5]

Steve, Baltimore 

I already have 2 devices. One is a bushnell watch which is primarily used. My other is a golf buddy range finder, which is backup (I tend to forget to charge watch) or on par 3’s or where certain hazards come into play. Also most of my buddies also have devices. It would be interesting to see how close they are. 
as far as technology is concerned, It’s the user and the time taken. 

[Tex Walker 0]

I am interested in testing this product..

Name Tex Walker, Location Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 

Currently get yardages with. Laser Range Finder

Opinion on technology’s relationship with golf: Fully supportive of distance measuring equipment. These devices save time in determining club selection which speeds up the round for not only the user but those following behind. 

[9fingerdoc 0]

Kevin Jenkins

Tucson AZ

I currently is a Garmin S20

I love  the advancements in tech. It adds one more aspect to help me improve my game

[Bump 0]

Ready to try the newer model. Skycaddie at one tome now a combo f range finder and other devices.

[cdewispelare 11]

Clete, Omaha, NE

Arccos or other phone app GPS

Technology allows golfers to improve their game dramatically,  especially when they have a proper knowledge of their personal distances ....and club gapping.

[toehold57 505]

Tony Holden, Colorado Springs (weather might make timely updates hard to come by)

Use a Garmin G10 currently along with a buddies laser. They are close but don’t agree most of the time.

Tech, subliminal programming, voodoo - whatever helps me score better is welcome!


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[gman575 0]

1. Danny L.   Las Cruces, NM

2. Garmin s10 watch

3. Technology is essential to pace of play and hitting good shots!

[icwatson 0]

On 12/13/2019 at 6:34 AM, GolfSpy STUDque said:

(10) TESTERS WANTED: SKYCADDIE SX400 GPS

There are far more people out there still using flip-phones than one might think. Call them traditionalists or Luddites, there's always a contingent happy to eschew technological advancements in favor of a more orthodox approach.

In golf parlance, this group tends to be feel players and might be overheard describing a shot as " a three-fingered 7-iron."

That aside, the merits of distance-measuring devices can't be ignored and if you've been looking for a reason to experience it first-hand, this might be just the opportunity.

 

Testers Wanted

We're looking for 10 golfers who don't currently use any sort of distance-measuring device (GPS, rangefinder) to test, review, and keep SkyCaddie's new SX400 GPS.  As you know, MyGolfSpy takes its product testing very seriously. All of our reader reviews are published in our Community Forum. We expect a lot from our reviewers – writing a thorough, detailed, and honest review is a commitment, requiring extensive on-course work as well as participation in the Forum itself to answer questions and discuss product performance with other golfers.

That means to be a potential reviewer, you must be a registered member of the MyGolfSpy Community Forum, where you’ll find thousands of like-minded golfers from all over the world anxious to talk about golf equipment.

 

This opportunity is open to golfers residing in the US with access to outdoor testing.  To apply to test and review a SkyCaddie SX400 GPS, reply to this thread with the following information:

• Name and Location
• How do you currently get your yardages?
• How do you feel about technology's relationship with golf?

 

 

Ivo Carl Watson Houston, Texas

Shot Scope v2

I like all aids that assist me in improving my game and GPS is very helpful to improve my scoring.

[Gil B 0]

Gil, Vail,AZ

Walk off yardages from markers

I'm sure it will quicken the pace of play if you pay attention as to the yardages and how far you hit the ball with each club.

[fossil 4]

On 12/13/2019 at 7:34 AM, GolfSpy STUDque said:

(10) TESTERS WANTED: SKYCADDIE SX400 GPS

There are far more people out there still using flip-phones than one might think. Call them traditionalists or Luddites, there's always a contingent happy to eschew technological advancements in favor of a more orthodox approach.

In golf parlance, this group tends to be feel players and might be overheard describing a shot as " a three-fingered 7-iron."

That aside, the merits of distance-measuring devices can't be ignored and if you've been looking for a reason to experience it first-hand, this might be just the opportunity.

 

Testers Wanted

We're looking for 10 golfers who don't currently use any sort of distance-measuring device (GPS, rangefinder) to test, review, and keep SkyCaddie's new SX400 GPS.  As you know, MyGolfSpy takes its product testing very seriously. All of our reader reviews are published in our Community Forum. We expect a lot from our reviewers – writing a thorough, detailed, and honest review is a commitment, requiring extensive on-course work as well as participation in the Forum itself to answer questions and discuss product performance with other golfers.

That means to be a potential reviewer, you must be a registered member of the MyGolfSpy Community Forum, where you’ll find thousands of like-minded golfers from all over the world anxious to talk about golf equipment.

 

This opportunity is open to golfers residing in the US with access to outdoor testing.  To apply to test and review a SkyCaddie SX400 GPS, reply to this thread with the following information:

• Name and Location
• How do you currently get your yardages?
• How do you feel about technology's relationship with golf?

 

 

Vincent Abbene 

Charlotte, NC

SkyCaddie SGX/w

I have been using  SkyCaddie GPS systems for at least 10 years. It speeds play and gives you a constant distance to select your club against. Recommend utilization. 

[Twin454s 0]

I have been using a SkyCaddie SG-5 for a 7 years. I download and update all the courses I play, both in Canada and the US. My winter home is in Goodyear AZ, and I summer in the Niagara Region of Ontario.

I am very interested because I plan to replace my SG-5 soon. We also have Garmin and Bushell watches that my wife wears.

Geoff Goss

416-407-9725

[Mac90 0]

John McCabe - Fort Mill, SC

I use a Garmin S60 GPS Watch 

I am all in on Golf tech. I use the GPS watch to get my distances and Accrros to track and analyze my shots. 

[tigre40 0]

Juan Veliz,  Military City USA,San Antonio, Tx

i have been using the markers on the course. By using Electronics you would know the yardage is and know what club to use.