Garmin Approach S70 Golf GPS Watch Review: The Most Advanced Golf Watch Ever Made?
Here’s the thing about the S70: it packs more golf features than you’d expect from something sitting on your wrist. The watch gives you…
Tested on the course
Hands-on reviews that explain who the gear is for, how it performs, and where it falls short.
Here’s the thing about the S70: it packs more golf features than you’d expect from something sitting on your wrist. The watch gives you…
Garmin made the S50 watch look like an actual watch, not a chunky GPS device. You can wear it to the clubhouse after your…
Right out of the box, you’ll notice the S44 weighs just 55 grams, which means you’ll barely feel it on your wrist during your…
Here’s the thing about golf GPS watches: they need to be simple enough to use between shots but smart enough actually to help your…
Right out of the box, you’ll notice this GPS feels different from your typical golf gadget. The G20 weighs just 5.2 ounces, making it…
The Ion Edge costs about $200, which is roughly half of what you’d pay for a comparable Garmin model. That’s a statement that gets…
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The Arccos Gen 4 system puts tiny sensors on your clubs and tracks every single shot you take. Here’s the thing: it gets it…
I opened the box and pulled out the Big Max Blade IP 2. I wasn’t expecting much. Trust me, I’ve tested tons of push…
The Bag Boy Quad XL does what a good push cart should do: it makes walking the course easier without getting in your way.…
The Bag Boy Nitron promises something pretty wild; it supposedly opens itself with just the push of a button. Yeah, you read that right!…
Alphard Cyber cart rolls smoothly over pretty much everything: rough grass, cart paths, and even those annoying patches of sand near bunkers. The three…