Testers ANNOUNCED! SkyCaddie LX5 Watch

[Mace03 0]

1. Andrew Lindsay, Colorado Springs CO
2. Yes, I currently own and use a Garmin S20
3. Garmin S20 and Range Finder

[TNGolfer615 0]

1. Jeremy B. - Nashville TN 
2. Laser Yardage Finders 
3. Bushnell Pro XE
    

[Lov 0]

Lov - San Francisco

never had a gps device

use a bushnell v3 slope edition religiously and play 50-70% of my golf at one course. 

[TeddyP10 0]

21 hours ago, GolfSpy STUDque said:

There’s some irony when contemplating the market for watches in 2020.

Specifically, it’s a situation where the original purpose of the item is no longer a defining selling point.

Remember when the primary, if not the only, purpose of a watch was to keep time? Me neither.

It’s a reasonable assumption that time is anything but of the essence; golfers are far more interested in all of the golf-related stuff that this piece of wearable technology does.

The SkyCaddie LX5 GPS watch is built around the architecture of the SX500, which was named the “Best Handheld GPS” in MyGolfSpy’s annual Most Wanted testing.

It offers an abundance of bundled golf technology, and did I mention it also tells time. Ain’t that something?

TESTERS WANTED

This review opportunity is open to members residing in the United States. If you'd like to be considered, please reply to this thread with the following information:

1. Name and Location
2. Have you ever used a GPS device or watch? Which one(s)?
3. Current method of determining yardage

 

[Aubry 0]

Aubry Moffett - Northern Louisiana

Yes - Callaway Rangefinder and Swing U App

Mostly my iPhone apps and then 3 out of the 8 course I play mostly have GPS on the carts. 

[azstu324 2,984]

I know I'm probably not eligible for this one due to having already been involved in a major 2020 testing, but i figured what the hell?! Been really liking my Garmin Viviactive 3 and have recently given the Nexus PrecisionPro rangefinder to my nephew due to really buying into the GPS watch idea so this would be fun. At the least great to follow. 

 

1. Name and Location: Stu
2. Have you ever used a GPS device or watch? Which one(s)? Yes, currently use Garmin Vivoactive3 
3. Current method of determining yardage: Garmin Vivoactive3 with GarminGolf

[Teedz 0]

John Tiedemann - Fresno, CA

Never a GPS, only range finders 

Leupold Range Finder

[Teedz 0]

John Tiedemann - Fresno, CA

Never a GPS, only range finders 

Leupold Range Finder

[Brian A 1,006]

1. Name and Location - Brian, Pittsburgh PA
2. Have you ever used a GPS device or watch? Which one(s)? Yes, Garmin 945, SkyCaddie GT
3. Current method of determining yardage - Garmin 945 

[mjstary@gmail.com 0]

Mike - San Francisco

Garmin Approach

Garmin Approach

[gbtrsc 258]

1. Greg in South Carolina
2. Yes SkyCaddie, Shot Link, Arccos, iPhone apps
3. Arccos

[SewellN 0]

22 hours ago, GolfSpy STUDque said:

There’s some irony when contemplating the market for watches in 2020.

Specifically, it’s a situation where the original purpose of the item is no longer a defining selling point.

Remember when the primary, if not the only, purpose of a watch was to keep time? Me neither.

It’s a reasonable assumption that time is anything but of the essence; golfers are far more interested in all of the golf-related stuff that this piece of wearable technology does.

The SkyCaddie LX5 GPS watch is built around the architecture of the SX500, which was named the “Best Handheld GPS” in MyGolfSpy’s annual Most Wanted testing.

It offers an abundance of bundled golf technology, and did I mention it also tells time. Ain’t that something?

TESTERS WANTED

This review opportunity is open to members residing in the United States. If you'd like to be considered, please reply to this thread with the following information:

1. Name and Location
2. Have you ever used a GPS device or watch? Which one(s)?
3. Current method of determining yardage

 

22 hours ago, GolfSpy STUDque said:

There’s some irony when contemplating the market for watches in 2020.

Specifically, it’s a situation where the original purpose of the item is no longer a defining selling point.

Remember when the primary, if not the only, purpose of a watch was to keep time? Me neither.

It’s a reasonable assumption that time is anything but of the essence; golfers are far more interested in all of the golf-related stuff that this piece of wearable technology does.

The SkyCaddie LX5 GPS watch is built around the architecture of the SX500, which was named the “Best Handheld GPS” in MyGolfSpy’s annual Most Wanted testing.

It offers an abundance of bundled golf technology, and did I mention it also tells time. Ain’t that something?

TESTERS WANTED

This review opportunity is open to members residing in the United States. If you'd like to be considered, please reply to this thread with the following information:

1. Name and Location
2. Have you ever used a GPS device or watch? Which one(s)?
3. Current method of determining yardage

Nick Sewell - East Tennessee

Never used a device or watch but have used 18Birdies App

Currently use 18Birdies, Nikon Rangefinder, or walk it off if really in a pinch

[ri4for4 0]

Rick Ianniciello - Los Angeles

Garmin Approach S60

Garmin Approach S60  

[OsoBear 30]

1. Albert in Inglewood, CA

2. Yes, Garmin S20 and S60

3. GPS watch and laser rangefinder

[SeanGolfFL 0]

Sean Schreiber - Tarpon Springs, FL

I currently use the Garmin Vivoactive 3 Music watch for basic GPS, stats, and distances

I have a Bushnell rangefinder for distances to flags and misc.  

[FCMTX 2]

Ray Medina- Spring, TX

Yes- Hole19, SX5000

Bushnell Tour V5 Shift and Arccos

[CoachCody 0]

Cody Morinchin- Maryland

Yes- iPhone apps

Handheld range finder

[Jbass32 0]

1) Jason Basteyns, Phoenix Arizona

2) Garmin s20, Garmin s10

3) Currently use Garmin s20

[s0b3k111 0]

1. Joe, Michigan
2. I have used ShotScope V2, and different cellphone applications such as the Grint.
3. I use the Grint, and my Callaway EZ Laser range finder.

[scott80109 11]

1. Scott, Castle Rock, CO
2. I have used the ShotScope device, but it leaves a lot to be desired
3. Laser and TheGrint iOS app