Testers ANNOUNCED! SkyCaddie LX5 Watch

[LBB Golf Guy 0]

Neil Policow, Mashpee, Cape Cod, MA

First generation Sky Caddy watch

Precision Pro laser rangefinder now.

[Byron Scheafer 0]

Byron Scheafer 

ione California 

I use the golf logic iPhone app and get some yardages from playing partners range finder. As it seam alway to be different. 

[Kieran R 0]

Kieran Rowe - Minneapolis, MN

Yes, I use the app SwingU

I have an apple watch that I can read yardages with using the app!

[Bob Anastasia 0]

I am a loyal SkyCaddie customer I presently have SX500 and would love to test out and report on the LX5 watch. 

[Kelly 0]

Kelly Roestel from St. Louis, MO

Yes, I wear an  Apple Watch 5 and love it.

I currently use a Leupold rangefinder to determine yardage.

Edited July 10, 2020 by Kelly
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[Siaho001 0]

22 hours ago, GolfSpy STUDque said:

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Jan Earl Siahon, Orange County, CA

yes, Nikon Cool Shot

I use Nikon Cool Shot, Fairway markings

[JDoughKCMO 0]

Jeff Dougherty - Kansas City, MO

Yes - Garmin Approach S2 watch, Bushnell Neo handheld, Garmin Approach G3 handheld, Garmin VivoActiv3 watch

A combination of GPS and Laser - most of the courses we play have severe dog legs and fairway hazards that require a layup.  Accurate distances to the hazards and landing zones are critical.  I would love to see what this watch can do compared to others I have used.

 

[Scott Peterfy 0]

Scott Peterfy- Richmond Virginia

Currently using a Bushnell rangefinder watch

Either use the watch or handheld Bushnell rangefinder 

[jgaff82 0]

Jason Gafford - Lubbock, Texas

Golf Logix app

Golf Logix/Bushnell Tour V4

[Bob with one o 0]

Eyeballs & Laser link 
never tried a watch

[gman8966 20]

1. Greg, Indiana.
2. Yes, Garmin, but can't remember the model.
3. I use a Leupold laser rangefinder.

[Mark Dwyre 0]

I currently use a simple gps, tells distances to f/m/b of green, no pictures. I also have to press a button to get to the next hole.

I do not have a steady hand to use a rangefinder, and this looks promissing.

shoot 80-85 most rounds, but, can shoot lower.

northern Ohio. Erie County.

[Russty718 0]

I would love to test this product. I currently use a garmin s20

[jfoley 0]

Jon Foley, Visalia, CA
Previously used an iPhone GPS, Android GPS, and a GolfBuddy.
Currently using a laser rangefinder 

[NDChad 0]

Currently using a handheld Garmin.  Never tried a watch GPS. Don’t know if I would like one or not. Would like to find out. Thanks!

Edited July 10, 2020 by NDChad
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[ciojohn 0]

1. John Havener, Scottsdale, AZ
2. iPhone apps (18 Birdies, SwingU, GolfLogix)
3. Bushnell Laser Rangefinder (...and buddies' GPS watch if he's nearby)

[grr2000 0]

Jim Girton Cincinnati Ohio

I have used handheld, watch, and range finder,.   All Bushnell

Currently using geo watch and range finder

[dporter17 0]

Richard Potapchuk

Long Beach, NY

I use a combination of sky caddie sx500 and NX7 precision pro laser range finder.  If I were forced to choose between the two devices, I would keep the SX500 and do without the laser.  Knowing front middle and back and distances to bunkers and other hazards makes the scores a lot lower and the game more enjoyable.  I also really like the score keeping capability of the SX500 with putting stats and fairways hit or missed.  I play over 100 rounds per year so I can put most anything to the test.

[HappyPappy 0]

Brent Morrow - Murfreesboro, TN

I have used both GPS units and watch.

Currently use Garmin Vivoactive watch and laser rangefinder.

[boerdoc 0]

Kent Mosby

Post Falls, Idaho 

garmin laser,  Arccos golf on Apple watch