Shot Scope V3 GPS Watch - Front/Middle/Back + Hazard Distances - Automated Shot Tracking - iOS and Android Apps - Extensive Stat Tracking (100+ Statistics, including Strokes Gained) - Pre-Loaded with 36,000+ Courses - No Ongoing Fees Review

. but I've been catching GPS for a long time and often got hole detection error. The Shot V3 scope features fast GPS tracking and hole detection, along with smarter single-marker shot tracking. It contains 16 tracking tags, enough for golf clubs, and the battery lasts for 2 rounds. But if you enter a hole in your round, you must verify the exact hole and set the hole. 1st hole, no problem) If you are NOT starting on the 1st hole (e.g. 9th hole) you should bet. Overall this is a good golf…

This product uses advanced technology that is extremely useful to play better golf and improve your game. The Shot Scope V3, along with an online PGA trainer, was instrumental in bringing my handicap down from a 16 to an 8. Shot Scope's mobile and desktop software and additional blog articles are extremely useful for improving every aspect of the game. The data doesn't lie. I was happy to see that I was in the top 200 (out of almost 10,000 users) for driving accuracy, but I found other - more…

Severe problems with the Bluetooth connection of the Samsung Galaxy phone making it almost unusable. It took 5 app download/uninstall cycles and 3 calls to their support channel for final setup. After almost 2 hours I was able to install the firmware update. You have to connect via Bluetooth to use the app, which is a 50/50 shot if you can connect and/or accidentally disconnect. After checking the distance with my rangefinder, I found that the meters on the round were generally correct…

The clock works great although I've had to upgrade most of the courses I've played. Not a big deal, it just means I'm not in an area where there are many other Shot Scope users who have already done so. The GPS numbers match my range finder very well and it's great to see distances to different areas of the green, especially when playing blindfolded. Shot tracking works well most of the time, but you'll have to be careful to keep the stick in hand if you're unsure if you're going to use the…

It's a good concept and the technology works, but it depends on correct course mapping and they rely on Google Earth imagery for that. My problem is that the course I'm playing on isn't mapped correctly as the Google Earth images are 5 years old and the course was remodeled 3 years ago. The CSR I work with is helpful and responsive but cannot fix the old images issue and has no idea how to update the images. This left me to research (I figured out how to ask google for updates). As Google…