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SkyCaddie Linx GT Game Tracking GPS Watch
Release Date
Nov-2016
Golf Courses Stored
35,000
Product Overview
The SkyCaddie SX500 Handheld GPS is the ultimate golf companion. It has a touchscreen so you can play golf with just your fingertips. The size of this GPS is 156 mm x 83 mm x 13 mm, which is perfect for your pocket or bag. With a battery life of 12 hours, you can enjoy using this device for all 18 holes without having to recharge it. The Shot Distance feature will allow you to track your shots as they fly through the air, giving you an accurate reading of how far you hit each shot. It also has a hole tracking feature so you'll know when to take your next shot and course maps for the golf enthusiast.
SkyCaddie Linx GT Game Tracking GPS Watch Specification
| SkyCaddie Linx GT Game Tracking GPS Watch | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Design | |||
Category | GPS Watch | ||
Release Date | Nov-2016 | ||
Touchscreen | No | ||
Size | 42 mm x 54 mm x 13 mm | ||
| Features | |||
Bluetooth | Yes | ||
Music | No | ||
Golf Courses Stored | 35,000 | ||
Course Hazards on Map | Yes | ||
Score Tracking | Yes | ||
Par Tracking | Yes | ||
Green Distance | Yes | ||
Shot Distance Tracking | Yes | ||
Pulse Oximeter | No | ||
Compass | No | ||
Gps | Yes | ||
Heart Rate Monitor | No | ||
Reviews of the SkyCaddie Linx GT Game Tracking GPS Watch
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SkyCaddie Linx GT Game Tracking GPS Watch Review
golfalot.com
- 4
It's all good, but this is where that year delay comes in because if I had reviewed this a year ago, this would have all been cutting edge. Now the market has moved on and there are tags everywhere and some score tracking devices that don't even need you to tap to know the club you used. If you don't mind remembering which club you used and entering it manually then the automatic shot tracking may be enough to make the SkyCaddie Link GT GPS Tour Watch Edition combined with the app a hands free and more financially viable option.
Read Full Review HereSkyCaddie Linx GT Game Tracking Edition: An HONEST Review
outofboundsgolf.com
- 4
It’s a pretty cool device that did its job, but that being said, I did prefer the Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors over them. I’ve been using the Arccos system for a number of years now and absolutely love it. The Arccos Sensors are a bit cheaper and I found the quality and consistency to be a bit better. The app was less glitchy and the yardage seemed to be slightly more accurate.They essentially do the same thing but the only downside is that it doesn’t come with a watch. With the Arccos system, you’ll have to use your phone instead. Not a huge deal in my opinion, but it’s something to know beforehand.
Read Full Review HereSkyCaddie LINX Watch
criticalgolf.com
- 4.65
The SkyCaddie LINX is a fine device, and is a leader among golf GPS watches in terms of the distances it provides. The subscription costs to access those distances make the LINX expensive, but if you’re a data junkie on the course (“How far is it to the bunker? How about to clear it? How about to the dogleg?”), then the LINX is the watch for you.
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