Testers ANNOUNCED! SkyCaddie LX5 Watch

[mglo35 3]

Michael - Laguna Niguel, CA

Never used a GPS device/watch

Currently use the Bushnell Pro X2 rangefinder

[kardboard.kid 2,190]

Tim, Ohio
Garmin
Garmin, and yardage markers

Sent from my SM-A102U using MyGolfSpy mobile app

[Adam_ 0]

Yes, I would love to test this.
 

1. Adam Spiva, Sacramento, CA

2. & 3. Garmin S10

Edited July 10, 2020 by Adam_

[Branson87 0]

1. Branson Reynolds, Kansas City, MO
2. Yes Game golf on phone and Apple watch
3. Game golf app and precision pro slope rangefinder

[golfmann 0]

John - Cuba, MO

I use a Garmin now.

 

Use it every round now and did today!

[Wiliam Born 0]

Bill

Western Chicago suburbs. 

Yes, use GPS on smartphone. 

Use Golfshot and/or GolfLogix.

[Blister70 0]

On 7/9/2020 at 2:36 PM, 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

Bill Buelt , Lenexa, Kansas 

I have a Bushnell wrist model 36875. Yardage is on wristwatch model with limited information as to hazards.

On 7/9/2020 at 2:36 PM, 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

 

[Mrs028 0]

1. Mike Stengel- Pennsylvania

2. Used Iphone app rarely for GPS.

3. TGW rangefinder

 

[Omar82888 0]

On 7/9/2020 at 2:36 PM, 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

Omar Stiefer - Bentonville, AR

 

In the past I have used a small Bushnell GPS but can’t remember the model.

 

i currently use an app called 18birdies

Edited July 10, 2020 by Omar82888

[golfish! 1,607]

Don't think i will be going away from my shotscope so good luck to all those who enter! 

[Cad1051 0]

Chris Duncan spokane Washington 

Never used any GPS device

Usually step off or eyeball yardage. Par 3s I use a range finder

[Tannergabriel65 0]

Tanner Gabriel- West Palm Beach, Florida

Yes- rangefinder and iPhone app if needed

Rangefinder- Bushnell pro x7

[Pinger_MV 36]

Mike Venable, Mcleansville, NC

Yes, Skycaddie

Currently using Bushnell Rangefinder

[Todd1973 0]

On 7/9/2020 at 3:36 PM, 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

Todd page rock hill SC

yes 18 birdies app

laser

[Jim Warren 0]

Jim Warren  -  Denver, Colorado

Yep, Garmin vivoactive, and ShotScope

Yardage markers and the ShotScope

 

[Andy Wu 0]

1. Andy Wu, New York / Long Island 

2. Never used GPS except for app on phone

3. Currently using Bushnell V4

 

 

[Brendan S 0]

Brendan Synan - NY

yes Garmin vivoactive

i use 18 birdies and or my garmin

[bogey0321 0]

Craig Gradel, Cottage Grove, WI

Yes, Garmin Vivoactive watch

Bushnell Tour V2

Edited July 10, 2020 by bogey0321

[Greening 0]

Robert Greening, Tyler, TX

Currently use a Bushnell Hybrid.

I use the laser and actually walk off the green measurements for my volunteer job of a Slope Rater for the Texas Golf Association.

[Bizekidz007 1]

John Ervin 

Hiddenite, NC

Bushnell Rangefinder