Golf GPS

[MitSulHer]

I am looking to buy one I want to stay around $200-$225. What is the best?

[gocards]

I highly recommend the Sky Caddie, but, you won't get it for $200-225. I've been using the SG-4 for 3 years and I love it. Make sure you buy one that is re-chargeable whatever you buy because batteries can get expensive. My Sky Caddie will get about 3 rounds on a charge, but, that is pushing it if you get into a 5 hr round.

[MitSulHer]

Thanks. Actually the SG4 can be found online for around $200. Thanks for the advice. I do like that one. The SG5 is around $350.

[MitSulHer]

Lots of bad reviews on the SG4.
http://www.amazon.com/SkyGolf-SG-4-SkyCaddie-SG4/dp/B001CH5I84

[gocards]

I would agree with the reviews that the connector design is poor and they have fixed that with the newer models, but, my experience with product support has been great.

[MitSulHer]

Looks like maybe the GolfBuddy Pro may be the one. It can be had for $279.00. Little more than I wanted to spend but it may be worth it.

[gocards]

Looks like maybe the GolfBuddy Pro may be the one. It can be had for $279.00. Little more than I wanted to spend but it may be worth it.

I think one advantage with the Golf Buddy is that you don't have to pay an annual fee to download the courses. I don't know anybody that owns one though so I can't vouch for the performance.

[MitSulHer]

I need to stop shopping. Now I think I am just going to spend the $$$ and get the OnPar. That one is sweet.

Or the Sonocaddie V300. My $200 budget just went to $350.

[skins99]

Golf Buddy, Any sky caddie sans the 4 model and you cant go wrong.