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SkyCaddie SGX
$399.95
Released April, 2010
The Pros:The "hole-view" helps you see hazards that may come into play. Decent battery life- can get about 3 rounds of golf in per charge. Easy to view in all conditions (really bright day or with limited light).
The Cons:Takes too long to get setup- can be annoying. Have to pay annual fee's- hidden expense you may not expect. Can experience some error's and frozen screens throughout your round.
The SkyCaddie SGX is a premium GPS rangefinder designed for easy one-handed operating and precision positioning. Featured is a large 3” LCD display that works well under the sunlight, a 14-hour Lithium-ion battery for all-day use, and an enhanced user interface that has been designed to eliminate errors caused by large fingers and accidental smudges.
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The signature benefit to the SGX is its compatibility with SkyCaddie’s SGX SmartClub Technology, which adds “intelligence and a wireless communication link” to every club in the user’s bag. This allows users to track the location of their clubs (where did I leave it?), calculate each club’s performance, and even sync the data with the Internet.
Additional Information
Additional features include a high-performance GPS engine for fast data acquisition, an omni-directional antenna that stays permanently locked onto several satellites, and 30,000+ pre-loaded points from the world’s most renowned golf courses. Unfortunately, the SGX is known to be difficult to use, which truthfully isn’t a surprise considering its multitude of features and complexity.
Features
- GPS Rangefinger
- 30K Preloaded Courses
- High-Resolution TFT-LCD
- SmartClub Technology
- 14-Hour Battery
- Digital Scorescard
- Stat Tracking Syncing
- One-Handed Operation
- Precision GPS
- Omni-Directional Antenna
- Hazard Detection
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The "hole-view" helps you see hazards that may come into play
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Decent battery life- can get about 3 rounds of golf in per charge
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Easy to view in all conditions (really bright day or with limited light)
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Automatically switches to "green view" when you're close enough to the green
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The joystick makes navigating the hole and finding appropriate distances to hazards easy
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Takes too long to get setup- can be annoying
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Have to pay annual fee's- hidden expense you may not expect
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Can experience some error's and frozen screens throughout your round
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