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Personally I think this will depend on your budget. Certainly the iGolf Neo is a brilliant little model that will do what you need it to do. But it doesn’t have a colour screen, will not keep your score and does not keep your statistics. You can however determine how far you hit each club. The models that fall into the ‘most popular’ category would include the following (in no particular order):
• iGolf Neo
• iGolf Caddie II
• Golf Guru
• Sonocaddie XV2
• Sonocaddie V300
• Skycaddie 2.5, Skycaddie 3, Skycaddie 4 and Skycaddie 5.
• Golf Buddy Plus
• Garmin Golf Logix GPS 8
• Sure Shot
• uPro.
When selecting a Golf GPS you need to write down the features you want, how much you are prepared to pay for these features and then compare apples with apples.
With Golf GPS for sure your game can be fun. Happy GPS & Bye!
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