Testers ANNOUNCED! SkyCaddie LX5 Watch

[MNW 0]

Mitch Wada  

Santa Cruz County, CA

Garmin Approach

Callaway laser

 

[Mike Lynch 0]

I am on my second Bushnell. The one I am using now is an Neo Ion. I am a golf gadget junkie. Would love to a tester. I average 3 rounds of golf a week. Handicap at 15.2.

[HoustonWildcat 4]

Craig Hojnacki - Houston TX

yes garmin handheld and garmin watch

bushnell laser

[MattyP 0]

1.  Matt Perin    Alexandria, VA 

2.  Garmin Approach S10

3.  Bushnell Hybrid  and Nx7 Pro 

[Rjdorris 0]

I’d like to become a tester

thanks 

Rob Dorris

[CrazyTJ 0]

Todd, Dallas Texas

Callaway UPro

Golf Logix app

[JWK1969 3]

Joel Kanvik - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Garmin Approach G6 and G80

Mix of sprinklerhead covers, rangefinder (old Bushnell), and my G80

[colemth 3]

1. Thomas Coleman - Houston, TX
2. Never used a GPS watch for golf but have used iPhone apps
3. I use the Bushnell Tour V4

[Fore & Score 0]

Jay - Arlington Heights, IL 

Yes - Garmin S20 for the past 3 years 

Garmin Watch and CaddyTek range finder on Par 3’s

 

[NashPro 0]

Tim Akers

Nashville, TN

i would be interested in testing this watch as i currently don't use such a device.  i use a combination of a yardage book and course knowledge/markers.

 

 

[Scott Balara 0]

Scott Balara 

philadelphia

garmin watch

bushnell speaker & gps

 

[Par120 0]

Steve,Kentucky 

yes I have a Calloway Upro mx

my upro or markers on the course

[parteetime 0]

 

David from Michigan

Currently using my Galaxy Watch Active 2 with Taylormade GPS app

Also use a Bushnell Tour V2 Shift

[pj_engel 14]

Paul Engel
Schenectady, NY

I've used Game Golf Live sensors with a smart watch and my phone, and currently use Golflogix with my iPhone.

[johnsomp 0]

1. Mark Johnson, Towson MD
2. No
3. Nikon rangefinder

I would love the opportunity to compare the rangefinder to a GPS watch with front/middle/back.  My course tends to have firm and fast greens.  I often end up shooting a yardage to the pin, 150 for example, and then trying to hit it 150, only to have the ball bounce 15 yards to the back or over a green.  When I realize this, I tend to take yardage off the rangefinder, but then I tend to miss short of greens and not get the bounce I was planning on.  A GPS watch might be the solution to land the ball on the front, but on the green, to get the regular bounces I would expect.

[SnoopMatty 19]

1. Matt Rogers - Peoria, AZ
2. I use my iPhone and Apple watch as GPS devices regularly. Apps like The Grint and Hole 19.  
3. Depending on the situation, I'll use my phone, watch, or rangefinder.

[Db_Easton 0]

Derrick Easton NJ

Yes, use Shot Scope, Garmin, Bushnell V3, yardage books And have used Arccos

[TXGrove 0]

Mark - Texas

i had the original Skycaddie watch. I have using the Garmin Approach S60 for a while. I mostly use it for distance except for Par 3’s where I use a Bushnell range finder. 

[Jonw 0]

Jon Whitenton

Bishop Texas

I use the Swing U app on my phone and IPhone 

also use a Bushnell rangefinder 

[BoFo 0]

Bobby Fowler, Raleigh NC

Apple Watch and Swing U

I use Swing U as well as a range finder.