Shot Scope G6 Watch
By Terry Ross
For those looking to upgrade their on-course technology with the latest distance and scoring features that you can carry on your wrist, the new G6 Golf GPS watch by Shot Scope checks all the boxes.
It sets up easily, is a great fitting watch that is easy to read in every kind of light and gives you all the course and yardage information you could possibly want-and you can even keep score with it.
The software is excellent–and the watch comes preloaded with 36,000 courses worldwide. The G6 watch gives golfers dynamic distances to the front, middle and back of every green with no subscription fees. It also comes with a built-in scorecard and several personalization options. Golfers can choose from five color display themes and five clock face designs to suit their personal preference.
Features like full hole maps, hazards, layup points and dogleg distances give players all the information they need to navigate their way around the course with ease. With full hole maps, golfers can interact with an aerial view of the hole they are playing. The adjustable distance line allows players to measure distances to hazards making course management and informed club selection much easier. It even provides dogleg distances-just like having a caddie on your wrist!
Ever wondered how far that shot really went? With G6, you can see the distance of your last shot at the push of a button, perfect for understanding how far you hit your clubs. You can also keep score with this watch as you play–and it keeps a running total at the bottom right of the screen. This feature can also be turned off for those that prefer to score the traditional way.
The G6 is tournament legal and also connects with the Shot Scope App on your phone to give you even more information. You can customize the look with 12 strap options that let you mix and match colors for any look or occasion. The straps are easily interchangeable and simple to take on and off. Two straps come with the G6. The versatility of this watch is impressive indeed.
For more information: https://shotscope.com
