Add this popular golf tech to your holiday wish list
If you’re ready to get a jump on your holiday shopping list with some tried-and-true crowd-pleasers, check out our tech recommendations here!
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If you’re ready to get a jump on your holiday shopping list with some tried-and-true crowd-pleasers, check out our tech recommendations here!
The post Add this popular golf tech to your holiday wish list appeared first on Golf.
There’s nothing more fun than unwrapping an ultra-cool piece of new tech, and this holiday season, there are numerous devices on the market that are worthy of your time and money.
Every week — and sometimes more often! — GOLF’s editors review a new golf product for our popular “I Tried It” series, offering our no-frills takes on the latest and greatest golf or golf-adjacent items.
Occasionally, the products we have a chance to test leave us truly impressed — and eager to share our findings with our readers.
Below, you can browse some of our most-clicked reviews on tech products so far this year. From portable launch monitors to speakers, rangefinders and even a must-have accessory for cold-weather golf, these products made a mark on our editors, and we believe you would love them too!
So if you’re ready to get a jump on your holiday shopping list with some tried-and-true crowd-pleasers — or you’re simply looking for a well-reviewed item to add to your gear stash — check out our recommendations below, along with a snippet of the original reviews. And click on the links to place your order now!
Shot Scope LM1 launch monitor
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“In testing the new LM1 at a range, I’ve found not only are the distances accurate but there also are a few cool features that give you some value over much higher-priced launch monitors,” wrote GOLF’s Jack Hirsh. “At the lowest price in the market, Shot Scope has delivered a worthy product for any golfers who want to improve their games.”
Bushnell Tour V7 Shift
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“I’ve owned four rangefinders over the years and every single one eventually annoyed me,” wrote GOLF’s David Curcurito. “What separates the Tour V7 Shift from every cheap little Amazon rangefinder that looks like a taser from the future is the immediacy. You raise it to your eye and BAM, the OLED display glows bright and crisp even in low light. The thing locks onto pins with Bushnell’s Visual Jolt technology, vibrating in your hand the second it catches the flag instead of the trees behind it. That alone probably saved me five strokes over two rounds because I spend less time hunting flags and more time pretending I know how to chip.”
Garmin Approach R10
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“The Garmin Approach R10 has been out since 2021 and was the GPS and wearable giant’s first-ever launch monitor,” wrote Hirsh. “Five years later, it’s still one of the best launch monitors at its price point.
“What I think separates the R10 from some of its competitors in the sub-$500 market is its ability to capture spin data without radar-capture golf balls. The unit itself has no data display, but all you need is a phone or iPad with the Garmin Golf app on it to take full advantage of the 14 different radar-captured metrics.”
G-Tech Sport 4.0 Hand Warmer
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This handy device made a big difference for Jack Hirsh during the long, cold winter in the Northeast this year — even when he ventured south to play golf in (somewhat) warmer weather.
“It’s super easy to use and heats up extraordinarily fast to the point where you could turn it on, hit a golf shot and by the time you put your hands back in, it’s already heated up,” he wrote. “The 4.0 version has new batteries that not only support USB-A and USB-C charging, but they can also charge other devices (like your phone) too. They also display the charging level on the front so you always know when you need more juice.
“I could see myself using this in plenty of other places too, such as a football game or even doing work in my garage workshop while it’s still cold out,” he continued. “But most importantly, this is going to keep my hands warm, which will make playing cold-weather golf significantly more enjoyable for me. No more cold stingers!”
JBL Grip Golf Speaker
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“It rocks,” wrote GOLF’s Josh Berhow in a review published earlier this year. “The sound quality and bass are outstanding. I almost felt bad for the other cart in our group playing music off their phone speaker.
“The JBL gets all the other stuff right too,” he continued. “It’s not huge and is easy to carry around, the battery life is phenomenal and it’s a breeze for anyone to sync up their phone via Bluetooth to take a turn with the playlist. You can use it beyond the golf course, too. With one charge, mine lasted 36 holes plus a few more hours on the boat afterward.
“As a 15 handicap, I might not be the guy to offer swing tips. But I can recommend this JBL as the best golf speaker I’ve ever had.”
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