Small and simple GPS Rangefinder

[TahoeDust]

I have seen the GPS watches and I like the size and simplicity. However, I do not like wearing watches when I play. I was thinking about just buying a watch GPS and hanging it on my bag. I was wondering if anyone could recommend really small simple GPS rangefinder. The cheaper the better.

[TahoeDust]

Never mind. I found a used "Certified" SkyCaddie SG5 for $80 and pulled the trigger.

[Norboo]

Garmin G6 doesn't come cheap but it sure is small, simple and light.

[schlebrock]

Looks like Skycaddie will be releasing something soon that may be what you're looking for....here's a link to the article:

[url="http://www.golfdigest.com/golf-equipment/blogs/newstuff/2013/02/skygolf-introduces-skycaddie-s.html"]http://www.golfdigest.com/golf-equipment/blogs/newstuff/2013/02/skygolf-introduces-skycaddie-s.html[/url]

Hope that helps.

[avgjoe]

golfbuddy voice

[TahoeDust]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. If the SG5 is big of a pain I will take a look at one of the Voice ones. It would be hard to get more convenient than that.

[TahoeDust]

Received it today and opened it to find that the backlight for the screen is not working. I am getting a refund.

[chockrl]

I can't say enough good things about my Bushnell Neo+, preloaded with most courses, you can change location of holes or landmarks quickly and easily. And the battery last for several rounds, I know I have played 10+ rounds without charging it.

A buddy and I went halfs on it, and I am seriously considering buying one just for myself.

[endurancechiro]

Bought the matrix shot mate and couldn't be happier.