Testers ANNOUNCED! SkyCaddie LX5 Watch

[Brock 3]

18 hours ago, GolfSpy STUDque said:

 

Brock Allard: Cary, NC

I have used the Golf Pad pad app as a GPS device.

I still use the Golf Pad app for yardage 

Edited July 10, 2020 by Brock

[mlowen 0]

1. Matt Lowen - Mt. Prospect, IL
2. 18 birdies, golf logix (apps)
3. Golf Logix or range finder

[Ryan Schnetzer 0]

Ryan Schnetzer, Macon, GA

I have not used a GPS device before. 
I currently use a laser range finder for distances. 

[Lou poulin 0]

Lou Poulin Canada/Québec 

I’ve been using Apple watch with hole 19 but not work very well 

I currently use lasers range 

[Keith Paradise 0]

Keith Paradise - Camp Hill, PA

Bushnell app or the Bushnell Neo Ghost 

either the app or the Ghost. 

[Awood88 0]

Adam - Oklahoma

Yes -GolfLogix iPhone app

Use cart gps or yardage signs on course if available

[Chonch 8]

1. Joshua M. and Orange County CA
2. iwatch series 2 with golfshot app
3. Golfshot app

[Nick_chambers 0]

• Nick Chambers - San Diego, CA
• currently using the Garmin Approach S20
• Garmin Approach S20 and almost always ask friends with rangefinders good compare the two.

[bskrenn 0]

1. Brandon Krenn / South Dakota

2. Yes iPhone app Golf logix 

3. iPhone app

[Pine needle 0]

Jacob Pine- Southern California 

yes- I use Golfshot on the Apple Watch 

golfshot- however the app doesn’t work great for the Apple Watch and often times doesn’t update when you are at your ball. Where I live courses are crowded all the time and that means that standing there playing with the watch to get a yardage readout is a no go. I end up eyeballing it based on the yardage sticks (which not all the courses have). 

[Brock 3]

Brock Allard: Cary, NC

I have used the Golf Pad pad app as a GPS device.

I still use the Golf Pad app for yardage 

[Win4Ever 0]

Mychal Johnson- Los Angeles, CA

Yes- Garmin approach s6

I currently use the nx7

[Matt Johnson 0]

Matt Johnson, Midland, TX

Never used GPS

Yamatrack on the cart 

[Patrick Raber 0]

Patrick Raber

Davis, CA (Northern CA)

18 birdies app

bushnell range finder

[Agoldstein3 0]

Aaron Goldstein - Eden Prairie, MN

I have used a variety of rangefinders - all of which belonged to playing partners. I have also used the phone app 18Birdies.

Currently, I use the 18Birdies phone app which at least gives me a ballpark idea.

[Ahol2900 0]

Andy - South Florida

Vivo active 3 with garmin golf app

Rangefinder along with garmin app or Supreme golf course gps. 

[YKodvavi 39]

Yasin Kodvavi - Houston, TX
Yes, Hole19, 18Birdies
Preferred method is Bushnell X2 Pro Rangefinder

Sent from my GM1910 using MyGolfSpy mobile app

[Aawebb1 0]

1. Aaron Webb - Lubbock, Tx

2.Yes , GolfLogix iPhone app

3. Leupold Gx-4i3

 

[JTDann 0]

JT Dannhaus - Lake jackson, TX

I use the apps you can get on your phone and that plus walking out distances from the markers on the course is how I typically get my yardages. 

Edited July 10, 2020 by JTDann

[Pine needle 0]

Jacob P. Southern California 

yes- Golfshot on Apple Watch 

Golfshot- however the app doesn’t work well on the watch. Often times I pull up to my ball and the yardage readout is way off. The fix is restarting the app which on the crowded SoCal courses is difficult to do. When it’s not working yardage sticks are what I use, however not all courses have them.