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Review of the Callaway uPro Golf GPS
The many golf GPS units available today eliminate the need of hiring an expert caddie to help you with determining your hole distance and with the various course targets. They help in providing data like basic distance to the hole data and the location of targets and hazards. The Callaway uPro Golf GPS is one such golf GPS unit.
The Callaway uPro Golf GPS offers an easy to understand graphics display of all the possible golf hazards on a course like sand traps and bunkers. It also helps display your present location on the golf course through its large, 2.2″ high resolution, 320 x 240 color screen.
It is its high resolution screen that makes it easy to view displays outdoors, in bright sunlight. In fact, this GPS unit comes with a transflective screen that provides optimal bright sunlight viewing, when the sun directly shines on the screen, at specific angles.
The SmartView technology of the uPro Golf GPS gives you all the information you will need about your next potential shot through an aerial view perspective. Its AnyPoint technology helps you measure all points found on the course. Its GPS and aerial and satellite photography provides you with full color information of its thousands of courses in its database.
This unit is the thinner, lightest and sleekest unit found on the market, which snugly fits in the pocket or belt without obstructing your swing in any way. It is this feature that makes the uPro Golf GPS stand apart from other GPS units.
The technology used in the uPro gives you an automatically sorted list of all the golf courses found in your nearest vicinity. It also plays a video flyover of each hole you approach, including highlighted yardage lines.
You can watch a video demonstration of this unit here: uPro Golf GPS
To see reviews of other golf GPS systems go here: Golf GPS Units Reviews .
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I’ve seen guys using the iPhone as their GPS system on the course, but I want to know if that’s the best platform before I rush out and buy one at $500+!!!
iphone and Blackberry strom. I use greenfinder on my blackberry, gives me enough info to avoid buying a $500 GPS.
GARMIN APPROACH G5 Overview:Give your game a boost of confidence with Approach G5, a rugged, waterproof, touchscreen golf GPS packed with thousands of preloaded golf course maps. Approach uses a high-sensitivity GPS receiver to measure individual shot distances and show the exact yardage to fairways, hazards and greens.
Eliminate the Guesswork
Approach displays and updates your exact position on stunningly detailed, preloaded course maps throughout the United States. Approachs highly sensitive GPS receiver pinpoints your position and removes guesswork from your game. And as you move, Approach automatically updates your position, so youll always know your yardage. There’s no subscriptions or setup fees, and Approach is compliant with USGA rules.
Touch Your Target
Need to measure distances for your next shot? Touch any point on the sunlight-readable display, and Approach shows the precise distance to that exact spot—fairway, hazard, landing area, or the front, middle and back of the green.
Get on the Green
Approach helps you zero in on the pin with Approach’s Green View. Just tap the flag on the map to zoom in on the green — then you can drag the flag to position it where you see it, giving you more accurate yardage.
Keep Score Digitally
Approach doubles as a digital scorecard for your foursome. After the game, you can save and review the scores on your computer at home.
Add More Courses
Were constantly adding more courses to our map data, as well as updating and improving our course maps for Approach G5. Download the latest courses for free.
• Touchscreen: Yes
• Touch-targeting (touch target on display to see the distance to any point): Yes
• Manual pin positioning (tap and drag flag on green for precise yardage): Yes
• Course preview (see detailed, hole-by-hole preview): Yes
• Digital scorecard (keep score for up to four players): Yes
• UComputer scorecard review (save and review scores on computer): Yes
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Yardage Pro XGC GPS… Distance Made Simple!
Take your game to the next level with this golf GPS system – the compact Yardage Pro XGC. The 2.2″ High Resolution screen gives you your last shot, as well as distance to any point on the hole, at a glance and in vivid, sun-light readable color.
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Bushnell Yardage Pro XGC GPS Unit Features:
- 2.2″ high resolution screen with backlight
- Download custom color course maps
- Distance to any point on the hole
- Gives your numbers in vivid, sun-light readable color
- Stores up to 100 courses
- Scorekeeping and statistics capabilities (not all golf GPS systems has this feature)
- Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery holds up to 16 hours of charge
- Legal for tournament play
- Rainproof for imperfect weather conditions
- One Year Limited Warranty
Yardage Pro XGC GPS
:- USB Sync Cable
- AC/DC 5V Adapter
- Belt Clip
- Storage Pouch
- Software CD
- User Manual
- Quick Start Guide
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Minimum System Requirements*
- PC with Windows Vista/XP/2000 or Mac OSX
- PC with CD-ROM
- PC with USB port
- Required to transfer files from computer
For use on the trail as well as on the golf course.
I own a nuvi 360 for the car, trying to find a good Garmin for the trail or golf course.
Maybe check out Magellan I have a explorist 600, it is a pretty nice unit right around $300.
My husband is addicted to golf . . . he already has three sets of clubs, shoes, carts, memberships, played fantasy golf . . . but what might he not have yet . . . I’m looking for a gift . . . someone told me there was a GPS system of sorts for golf courses which gave you a computerized overview of your shot . . . Is this even true . . . If not, what else is there . . . ? Will Wii have a golf game soon . . .
Yes GPS are all the rage and a great gift.
Can I be your husband?
Theres a good site in the source box.
They rate the iGolf Neo very highly but the Skycaddie 2.5 is also a great model (and better known)
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Should i buy a rangefinder or a gps system for judging distances on the golf course?
It all boils down to personal choice.
I bought a GPS a few months ago and I am absolutely thrilled with it.
I got the Skycaddie 2.5 which I chose after looking at heaps of models.
I just wish I had done it years ago as it has helped me so much not only with knowing the distances to targets but more importantly for me exactly how far I hit each club. It has been worth at least 4 shots a round to me.
Hi, i was going to purchase the golf gps system but i got a little confused. If anyone has bought this product please could they help me. When you buy the software do you get the handset with it?
please help
thanks
I can’t find anything on the website that suggests otherwise, unless you get the GolfAid Mobile.




