Garmin Approach G10, Compact and Handheld Golf GPS with 1.3-inch Display, Black

It is The software is very easy to use. It is As someone who also uses a laser, I have compared further and the readings are in line with what I get with What I like about this device is that it's easier to simply stick this in your pocket and take a quick reading without having to fiddle around with the laser gun. It feels bad if I'm in a foursome and I have to reach for the bag every shot to get the laser, as if I'm slowing everyone down. As well as the front and back of the green yardage, I like to get the yardage around the greens. There are several features of it, but I am mainly concerned with the distance readings and front, middle, and back readings of the greens.
I played a round with a friend of mine and he decided to purchase one.

Marleigh Moody

| Oct 06, 2020

It is because I can see distance clearly but must wear reading glasses to read at close range. Due to the fact that I don't wear glasses, I had to find something that could be read, gave me basic yardages quickly, and was both I thought this would do the trick. On a full charge, I'm able to get three rounds.

Grady Stark

| Feb 08, 2021

The Garmin caught my eye, so I decided to give it a try. I think it's accurate enough, and I can have a full battery charge for two days The game is three rounds long. Despite that, it is significantly harder to use than the Bushnell (more pressing of tiny buttons to find what I'm looking for), and the proprietary USB cable means that I have to bring the cable with me everywhere I go. If Garmin used a microprocessor, wouldn't it be much more convenient Is there a USB in the same way as There is no way to do that.

Emelia Branch

| Nov 27, 2020

A simple and easy to use website. It is accurate. My laser determines if a pin is front, middle, or back, and when I use my gps to compare with that, I am usually within a yard or two of where the pin really is. Distances by which hazards are located and the carry required to navigate over them are the most valuable features. There are times when the ball does not advance automatically to the next hole but simply pressing the advance button is enough to get it going. In my experience, I use about 25% of the battery for each round of 18 holes-typically 4 hours As a result, I charge it every three rounds, just making sure that I shut it off when I remove it from the laptop charger. The lasers are more convenient than mine, and the price is well worth the money.

Jonah Levy

| Jan 26, 2021

It is nice that we have a distance to the front It is centered With the back function and the statistics feature, I have scored 17 points so far. The functions I wanted most were those mentioned above. In addition, I cannot play golf while wearing a watch, so this unit made the most sense. I think the manual is just okay they leave out a bunch of information that would have been helpful. The back button, at least, is what I'm assuming, but when I accidentally pressed it one time last week, I missed the screen to enter scoring data for the hole (had to manually enter it In addition, if you get off a hole while playing, I'm not sure how to get back to the right hole and resume distance measurements. It seems that you used the up down keys and then the OK button, but I'm not sure if that worked. An iron wedge and a sand wedge On my page, there is a second image. The information you ask for is not in either manual I can find, nor have I seen it on the In addition, Garmin Connect is a little unintuitive. And it would be helpful if there was some information regarding scorecard storage.

Jesus Anderson

| Aug 29, 2020

I don't need any other information from it, as it provides everything I need. Typically, these devices are operated at a range of fifty feet or more). The easy operation of changing modes (to see distances to hazards, for example) provides a sense of convenience. A C to B grade is given to the instructions It would be nice if they were better, but they're good enough. I think the price is reasonable for such a good product Golfer GPS is a performing golfer. Please note that Mine is homemade and I use it to open the door I have my golf bag attached with a chain clip. If it is designed to be worn as a wrist-worn golf chip, I am unaware of any issues regarding this.

Arabella McKay

| Mar 22, 2021

For almost all of my daily tasks, I use the app. The color of the flag on the green gives me some idea of the pin location, but I don't try to use it for pin location. Hazards are also one of the features I use, but I noticed that if there are multiple hazards (i. e. ), it will only display the closest one. So far, I have only managed to get it to work in this way. It is extremely accurate in terms of accuracy. In a game of archery with a friend who has a scope, I was able to guess the distance to the flag within a yard or two. There is no point to me caring about a yard here or there. There are no drawbacks to the battery life, only about 10% of it is used Courses are updated when connected to a USB charger through an app that automatically asks whether you want to update them. It connects to the satellite in a matter of seconds. It is also equipped with a belt clip. Whenever you need to charge or update, you will need access to a USB port. The thing I love the most!.

Joy Jensen

| Feb 12, 2021

I tried it out for the first time and found it to be quite Following this, it shows the front and back of the flag, as well as its distance. With my laser range finder, I double checked the distances, and they were exactly the same This is true. A total of 78% battery was left with 100% at the starting point. I would describe my first impression as follows Buying this is a good decision.

Sutton Duke

| Jun 10, 2021