SingleOrganizer.com… In addition to shrinking fairways and the different distance / large differences between courses out there. The golf watch-feel model was all the rage among them at last season’s tournament. Not like selecting a needle from a haystack: this accessory can truly make the game more fun for your dishonest little woman (or man). Once and only once watches the for ladies really is best golf watch for women.

The next item to the tee is the Garmin Approach S42—a golfer’s favorite. Think of it as walking the course with a chic map on your wrist. What’s more, not only does it look good, but that wrist computer also scores for you. As soon as you hit a shot, it tells how long it was hit and what club it went. After hitting all those stars so far, do n’t you feel like one-stop golfing with your very own coach who doesn’t seem to be bossy at all?

In second place on the leaderboard is the Shot Scope V3. Accuracy is key. And let’s face it, who doesn’t want that? With its vibrant high-resolution display it’s a treat to behold on your wrist. Plus the robust GPS and performance tracking make it perfect for any golfer who likes to sweat the details. It’s like having eyes in the back of your head— you can see everything coming.

Then there’s the Bushnell iON Edge. For those who want something simple and snazzy, this is your greenway. Easy to use. Fast yardages. Just the straightforward friend they promised you would never have. This one. GolfBuddy Aim W10 Take a look at it, won’t you? I’m little bit of sb guilty of owning. The Swiss army knife of golf watches. Full-color touch screen, dynamic green view…and more courses than you can shake a stick at. Affordable price tag too, so it feels like finding treasure without any kind of map.

And don’t forget the TAG Heuer Connected Golf Edition. If elegance were to take a breath, this watch would be your cool breeze. It has comprehensive 3D course mapping and smooth navigation, just what those who lean towards refinement on the course demands (or want to make others envious).

A golf GPS watch is much like running a marathon, but ultimately it is about finding one that suits your swing and style. My advice? Slap one on your wrist. Think of it as finding the perfect partner for dancing on this course—one who moves in concert with whatever you play, so you’ll find both your game smooth and your style unique. Who wouldn’t take a swing at that one?