Need a New GPS-Please Help

[hannibal68853]

Have a very old SkyCaddie that has finally bit the dust.

 

I need a new one, I just bought the new uPro Mx. However, I dont like the tiny screen as much as I thought I would.

 

I would like any insight you guys can provide to me.

 

I am trying to decide between

 

GolfBuddy World, SGX, or SG5

 

Please Help

 

Thanks!!

 

Scott

Salt Lake City, UT

[Rickochet]

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Have a very old SkyCaddie that has finally bit the dust.
I need a new one, I just bought the new uPro Mx. However, I dont like the tiny screen as much as I thought I would.
I would like any insight you guys can provide to me.

I am trying to decide between

GolfBuddy World, SGX, or SG5

Please Help

Thanks!!

Scott
Salt Lake City, UT
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This isn't on your wish list, but I have been using the Garmin S1 wristwatch GPS for a couple of months and really like it. This is my fourth golf GPS and I find this one the most convenient to use of any of them. I found that I seldom used the bells and whistles of the fancier units. It only gives you F-C-B info and shot measuring but that is all I need. The courses are preloaded and all you have to do is to turn it on and go.

[Min]

Sorry another one I know isn't on your list, but if you have a smart phone give Golf Shot a go.
I use it alongside a Bushnell and I love it.

[wescottlefty]

I would try any of the golf apps before sinking a good bit of money into the stand alone gps unit's. I have a callaway but would like to be able to sell it and just get it on my phone. The caddie's at Kiawah's ocean course swear by them and they were just as accurate as the callaway.

[harrison101]

What was it about the uPro MX you didn't like?
You might want to look at Garmins golf GPS, there a bit pricier but I have only heard good things about them. I haven't personally owned one but I have played with quiet a few players who love theres.