10 Best Smartwatch For Golf
Updated on: December 2023
Best Smartwatch For Golf in 2023
GolfBuddy GB9 WTX+ Smartwatch Golf GPS
- An Everyday Lifestyle Watch
- Simple and fast touch sensitive user interface
- Preloaded with over 38,000 courses worldwide with free updates
Golf Buddy Aim W10 GPS Watch aim W10 Golf GPS Watch, Black, Medium
- Advanced Smart Golf GPS Watch
- The 11-hour battery life in Golf mode lasts for up to 3 rounds of golf- rechargeable via USB Zoom function helps you get a better view around the green
- 1. 3” Full colour LCD display with responsive touch screen
- Zoom function helps you get a better view around the green
- Preloaded with 40, 000 courses in over 170 countries with free wireless course updates via Bluetooth with the smartphone app
- Colour course view and dual Arc distance readings display all course information including distances to the front/centre/back of the green, hazards and hole Layout
- Casting to GOLFBUDDY Smart App via Bluetooth
- Stylish and practical design is heavy-rain proof (IP67 rating) making it suitable for use in all-weather conditions
- Convenient and simple digital scorecard helps you easily keep track of your scores throughout the round
- US based customer support via e-mail or phone with knowledge desk to help with any query or product Feature to ensure you get the most out of your purchase
- Included Components: W10 Watch Charging Cradle Data Cable
- Material Type: Plastic
Garmin Approach S40 (White/Gold) Golf GPS Smartwatch Bundle | Includes PlayBetter Portable Charger (2200mAh) & HD Screen Protectors | Stylish, Color Touchscreen, 41,000+ Courses | 010-02140-02
- [GARMIN APPROACH S40 PLAYBETTER BUNDLE] - Garmin Approach S40 (White/Gold) Golf GPS Smartwatch 010-02140-02, PlayBetter Portable Charger (2200mAh), HD Screen Protector Film (4-Pack) & USB Charging Cable
- [STYLISH GOLF GPS + COLOR TOUCHSCREEN] - No longer are golf GPS watches only for the course! Introducing the light, stylish Approach S40. Packed with powerful golf features yet stylish enough to pair up with any outfit! Beautiful sunlight-readable color touchscreen makes the Approach S40 a delight to wear.
- [41,0000+ COURSES + SMART NOTIFICATIONS] - Pre-loaded with 41,000+ worldwide courses, providing the distances to front, middle, back of green as well as layups and hazards. Ability to receive texts/calls/emails directly to your wrist with smart notifications.
- [GREENVIEW + CT10 COMPATIBLE] - See the exact shape of the green with GreenView plus use the touchscreen to adjust the pin position. For even more precise automatic game tracking, pair with optional Approach CT10 club tracking sensors.
- [PORTABLE CHARGER & SCREEN PROTECTORS] - Never be without a charge again on the course with our PlayBetter Portable Charger - perfect for charging up your S40, phone or any other electronic device! Plus keep your Approach S40 looking brand new with our 4-Pack of HD Screen Protector Film!
IPG for Garmin Approach S40 GPS Golf Smartwatch Screen Protector (2 Units) Invisible Ultra HD Clear Film Anti Scratch Skin Guard - Smooth/Self-Healing/Bubble -Free by
- Aerospace grade patented material engineered for your specific device wet application
- IPG’s unique ingredients provide self-healing for your existing scratches
- Free lifetime replacement warranty for the life of your GARMIN APPROACH S40. Bubble Free Application
- Virtually invisible, protects your display from unwanted scratches and repels dust, while reducing signs of daily wear
- Anti Fingerprint. Not Interfere with Touch screen Technology
GOLFBUDDY WT6 Golf GPS Watch with Hazard Distance and Auto Course Recognition
- Simple and easy-to-use dedicated golf button
- Preloaded with over 38, 000 courses worldwide with free updates
- Automatic course and Hole recognition
- Distance to hazards
- GPS tracking in golf and outdoor mode
- NOTE: Refer the User Manual before use.
Garmin vÃvomove HR, Hybrid Smartwatch Men Women, Black/Rose Gold, Small/Medium (010-01850-16)
- Stay connected with smart features such as music controls and smart notifications for incoming calls, text messages, calendar reminders and more (when paired with a compatible smartphone)
- Estimates heart rate with Elevate wrist heart rate technology
- Wellness monitoring tools, such as all day stress tracking and a relaxation timer, help you manage stress; includes advanced sleep monitoring with REM sleep
- Displays steps, calories, distance, heart rate, intensity minutes and VO2 max.Display size:0.38 x 0.76 inch
- Effortlessly change your look with industry standard 20 mm quick release accessory bands.Display resolution:64 x 128 pixels
- Battery life: up to 5 days in smart mode; up to 2 additional weeks in watch mode (hands tell time only)
Garmin vÃvoactive 3, GPS Smartwatch Contactless Payments Built-In Sports Apps, Black/Slate
- Garmin Pay contact less payment solution lets you pay for purchases with your watch (available for supported cards from participating banks)
- Personalize your watch with thousands of free watch faces, apps and widgets from our Connect IQ store.; Memory/History : 7 timed activities, 14 days of activity tracking data
- More than 15 pre loaded GPS and indoor sports apps, including yoga, running, swimming and more; Lens material: chemically strengthened glass, bezel material: stainless steel, case material: fiber reinforced polymer with stainless steel rear cover
- Monitor your fitness level with VO2 max and fitness made estimates, plus keep an eye on how you handle stress; Fits wrists with a circumference of 127 to 204 millimeter
- Get connected features such as smart notifications, automatic uploads to Garmin Connect, LiveTrack and more when paired with a compatible smartphone
- Battery life: up to 7 days in smartwatch mode; 13 hours in GPS mode; Connectivity Bluetooth Smart and ANT plus. Smartphone compatibility iPhone, Android. Display size:1.2 inch diameter
for Golf Buddy WTX USB Charging Cable Dock, LOKEKE Replacement USB Charger Charging Dock Cables for Golf Buddy WTX/GB9 WTX+ Smartwatch Golf GPS - Syncing Date Cable
- NOTE:Replacement Charger for GolfBuddy WTX Smart Golf GPS Watch And GolfBuddy GB9 WTX+ Smartwatch Golf GPS only. The cable can be sync date.
- GolfBuddy GB9 WTX+ charger is portable and light, which is convenient to carry and charge.
- Power protection: Protect your GolfBuddy GB9 WTX+ smart watch from over chargerd.
- GolfBuddy GB9 WTX+ Charging cable is high quality charging with best package.
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Callaway GPSy Golf Watch, Black
- Preloaded with over 30,000 golf courses worldwide; No annual fees or subscriptions required
- Accurate distances to front, center, and back of green as well as layup and carry distances to back of hazards and doglegs
- Scorekeeper tracks scores, GIR, and putts per round; Auto-course recognition; Auto-hole advance; Shot distance measurement
- Analog and digital time display. Time and date automatically set by satellite
- Battery lasts 10-12 hours in GPS mode. 90 plus days battery life in time mode
- Display size: 1.28-Inch, Dimensions: 10.25 x 1.5 x 0.5-Inches & Weight: 2.24 oz.
GolfBuddy WTX Smart Golf GPS Watch, Black
- Simple and fast touch user interface
- Course update via Bluetooth with GolfBuddy Smartphone app
- Notifications sync from Smartphone
- Pedometer activity tracker. Display: 240 x 204 pixels
- Hole layout view with current position of the player
Dancing with the Stars Allows Fans to Watch C-List Celebs Strut Their Stuff
ABC's reality series Dancing With The Stars allows fans to watch C-List celebrities fox-trotting their stuff.
Dancing With the Stars, the ABC reality series which pairs real-life professional dancers with B-or-below-list celebrities became a ratings hit in Summer 2005. No surprise, ABC decided to return it to the winter line up. Why is it a hit? Well, it offers up charismatic stars, cool costumes, slightly acerbic judges, a different premise than a lot of backbiting reality programs, and like with, say, Olympic figuring skating, there's always that chance that eventually, someone's gonna fall right on his backside.
The deal with Dancing With the Stars is simple. Each week, the stars and their pro partners compete in a certain style of dance. We see snippets of their preparations, which seem very taxing, and then it's on with the dance. As the teams engage in the theme of the night, be it waltzing or tango, they're adjudicated by a slate of professionals in several areas on a scale of one to 10. 10's the best.
One's the opposite thereof. Afterward, hosts Tom Bergeron (America's Funniest Home Videos) and Lisa Canning do the mini-interview thing and hear from the celebs about how proud they are or how they wish they'd done better. At the end, one couple is bounced.
There's something about the judging process of Dancing With The Stars that's a little weird. The total points each couple is given each episode is the total of the judges' scores from that week, but then the viewer call in vote from the previous week. If that sounds odd to you, you're not alone. Why someone who botched one week should have it held against him or her the next time around, I'm not sure. Other judging controversies have occurred, too.
Season One winner Kelly Monaco was famously unaccepted by masses of the Dancing With the Stars audience. ABC actually ran a post-final final with Monaco competition against runner-up John O'Hurley because the protests were so strong - and the ratings, too, let's not forget. O'Hurley won the dance-off. I'm not sure who the real winner is, then, but hey, it's just for fun, right?
As mentioned the celebrities putting the "stars" in Dancing With The Stars are not exactly the brightest in the galaxy. Along with soap actress Monaco and Seinfeld alum O'Hurley, the first season's participants included ex-New Kid and Broadway performer Joe McIntyre, retired boxing champ Evander Holyfield, supermodel and Rod Stewart ex Rachel Hunter, and ex-Bachelorette Trista Sutter.
That last one is perhaps the most bizarre. But the show benefits from not having any huge names: they don't bring a trail of paparazzi with them and we don't already know everything about them. They're more relatable. No one overshadows anyone else for any reason other than greater dancing technique or flashier costume. And then don't just seem like they're on the show to plug their latest projects. (For some of them, this is their latest project...)
The novel element of the show - the dancing - provides the key to viewer interest. It's fresh, it's fun, it's something we can cheer with good conscience (instead of more firings or backstabbings...), and you learn something new watching the moves. Plus, even when you don't know what you're talking about, you get plenty of chance to judge: bad song choice, tacky outfit, not exciting, and was that a missed move?
Everyone's a critic, and Dancing With The Stars lets fans go with their natural instincts. Meanwhile, the judges are evaluating too, and we can criticize them for being blind. They're tough, the judges, but not in the overly biting Simon Cowell way, which is good - not because Cowell is mean, but because his imitators are many already, and grating.
Hosts Bergeron and Canning add little to the show. Canning, in season one, seemed unable to handle live TV sometimes. One hopes for Dancing With the Stars to maybe recast, say, add a pro dancer host (not you, Paula) with a comedian, sort of like they do on Celebrity Poker.
But the dancing remains the thing. And the stars. Dancing, Stars, opportunity to cheer and to snark. Winning combination sure to please for seasons to come.
