Wearable Golf GPS Rangefinder
by GoGolf GPS
Full Details
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Instructions: Simply press the button on the GoGolf GPS unit and hear the distance to the center of the green and or last shot. For right handed golfers, GoGolf GPS should go on the right side of the glasses and also the cap and the reverse for left handed golfers. See guide for more information
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Lightweight design clips to hat or glasses
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Entire unit water-resistant, features micro-USB port with dust cover
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Over 30,000 courses and 35 languages supported on the app
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Free app requires iOS 9.0 or later, or Android 4.0.3 and up
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Lithium polymer battery last 8-10 hours on full charge
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Automatically turns off after being disconnected for 5 minutes
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Made in China
Materials
Plastic, electronics
Care
Do not submerge in water
Includes
GoGolf GPS rangefinder; USB charging cable; 2 clips, quick start guide
Dimensions
2" x 0.3" x 0.5"
Weight
0.18 lb
This wearable golf GPS rangefinder gives you audible insight into yardage and position. The lightweight clip-on device measures your last shot and distance to the green’s center using your phone’s GPS. A companion app aerially browses over 30,000 courses to help keep you on top of your game.
GoGolf GPS was made with the aim of improving your game—just what Maker John Leighton does in real life as a golf instructor. Driven by his passion for teaching golf, John came up with a rangefinder that is easy to use and wear; and lighter and more accurate than some others.
The audio GPS distance tool syncs to your phone via Bluetooth to tell you how far your last shot travelled and the distance to the center of the green. These precise stats help golfers from novice to advanced plan their next stroke. The device clips onto a hat, visor, glasses, or shirt where it won’t interfere with your swing, but will help you hone your game.
The audio GPS distance tool syncs to your phone via Bluetooth to tell you how far your last shot travelled and the distance to the center of the green. These precise stats help golfers from novice to advanced plan their next stroke. The device clips onto a hat, visor, glasses, or shirt where it won’t interfere with your swing, but will help you hone your game.
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