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Our Picks: Best handheld GPS devices of 2023
Check out GOLF’s picks for the best handheld GPS devices we’ve seen all year. Compare all 7 of our favorites to find the best device for you.
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Check out GOLF’s picks for the best handheld GPS devices we’ve seen all year. Compare all 7 of our favorites to find the best device for you.
The post Our Picks: Best handheld GPS devices of 2023 appeared first on Golf.
Welcome to GOLF’s 2023 edition of the Best of Everything, where we’re providing you with, well… the best of everything!
There are few accessories that can upgrade your game like a new handheld GPS device.
But with so many options on the market, which handheld GPS device is best for your game?
It depends on the features that are most important to you. Are you a walker or a rider? Do you value a full-color screen with all the bells and whistles, or a more simplistic interface? Whatever your priorities, there is a handheld GPS out there you’re sure to love, and adding a device that suits your personal playing style will enhance your game for years to come.
Below, you’ll find 7 of our favorite handheld GPS devices for 2023, all of which boast various features that you can compare to find the perfect handheld GPS device for your game.
BEST OF HANDHELD GPS 2023
What to look for in your ideal handheld GPS device…
This is the most important element of most handheld GPS devices — the yardage! How do you like to see yardage displayed? Do you prefer multiple readings, such as front, middle, and back, and carry distances to avoid penalty areas? Do you want to see a full-color display of the hole you’re playing, or just the number?
How do you want to transport your handheld GPS around the course? If you primarily walk, do you want to hold it in your hand or pocket? If you ride, do you want a devices that adheres easily to the cart frame?
Some GPS devices offer feedback in the form of vibration to help you know that you’ve locked on to your desired target. Other play music or offer club recommendations based on shot data gathered from your round.
Compare and explore each handheld GPS device. Be sure to check out the additional features available for each handheld GPS device by tapping the ‘BUY NOW’ button.
Highlights
- Large, easy-to-read front, center and back distances.
- Integrated magnetic mount.
- Offers view of green with movable pin placement.
Highlights
- Automatic shot detection.
- Tracks and records every shot, yardage and club hit.
- Gives recommendations based on your personal data.
Highlights
- Features both audible and digital distances.
- LCD screen provides visual distance and music information.
- Magnetic mount.
Highlights
- Provides voice output of distance as well as elevation changes.
- Locates the landing point of the ball and gives you the carry distance.
- Battery lasts up to 54 holes.
Highlights
- 6 RFID tracking tags gather data on more than 100 performance statistics.
- Target-lock vibration feedback.
- 900 yard range.
Highlights
- The GEN3+ system includes 14 sensors (one for every club in your bag).
- See how many strokes you’re gaining or losing with every club in your bag using Arccos’ strokes gained analytics.
- First year membership to the award-winning Arccos Caddie app.
Highlights
- 2.3-inch color touchscreen display with full-color course mapping, and Green View allows you to place the pin in the correct location for the day.
- Mountable on belt, pull cart or golf bag.
- Offers digital scorecard option and stat tracking for putts, greens in regulation and fairways hit.
If you loved this ‘best’ list, tap here to find the rest of the ‘bests’ from 2023.
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