Golf GPS devices use mapped course data to provide distances that support better club selection and course management. Options include handheld and clip-on units, GPS speakers, watches and tracking systems.

Golf 360 stocks GPS technology from Garmin, Bushnell, Blue Tees and other leading golf brands.

Front, Middle and Back Distances

Basic GPS units provide distances to key points on the green, helping when the flag position is uncertain or the target cannot be seen. More advanced devices can show hazards, doglegs, layups, green shapes and full-colour hole maps.

Handheld, Clip-On or GPS Speaker?

Handheld devices can provide detailed visual information, while compact clip-on units prioritise speed and simplicity. GPS speakers give audible distances and entertainment in one device, but course etiquette and local rules should guide when audio is appropriate.

Golf GPS Watches

If you want information always available on your wrist, explore our Golf GPS Watches. Compare comfort, display, battery life and everyday smartwatch features as well as the golf functions.

GPS or Laser?

GPS is strongest for mapped hole context and blind targets. Golf Rangefinders provide precise distances to visible objects. The two technologies complement each other rather than performing exactly the same job.

Coverage, Updates and Compatibility

Before buying, check that required courses are supported, how maps and software are updated, whether a phone app is needed and if any advanced features involve additional costs. Battery performance should also match the number of rounds you plan to play between charges.