Take a look at the Sonocaddie V100
If you're looking for a GPS that's not going to break the bank, but which will give you the information you need. The Sonocaddie V100 might look like a budget golf GPS, but it's really not. Alright, alright! It doesn't have the fancy graphics of a Callaway uPro or a Garmin Approach. But it still probably has all the technology you need, if you don't need to actually "see" the course ahead of you as you play.
Shows Everything You Need
After all, it's the graphics that separates the 0 to 0 models from the 0 to 0 models... and the Sonocaddie V100 can do everything...except the fancy graphics. It can show you:
1. The distance to the green.
2. Distances to various way points that you input, yourself.
3. The distance of your last shot, and also has personalized target setting.
Somewhat Large
On the minus size, the Sonocaddie V100, is somewhat of what I like to call a clunker. By that I mean, it's a little bigger and heavier than some of the newer, sleeker golf GPS devices. Now, it's not big and it's not heavy, just a little less sleek than some of the other more expensive models.
There's something to be said for being bigger, though! Bigger means more real estate for the screen, and after all, that's what you want, isn't it? As far as portability, I clip my golf GPS to my golf bag, but still I think that even if you carry the Sonocaddie V100 in your pocket, you're not going to be hampered by its presence.
Easy to Use
There are two more things that the Sonocaddie V100 GPS Unit has going for it. It's really, really easy to use. You don't have to "learn" how to use it. The user interface is awesome! You just turn it on and basically start playing. I like that, since I hate reading instruction manuals!
No Annual Fees
Also, instead of paying an annual fee, you only have to pay a once-in-a-lifetime fee of about , then you can download whatever course you want. Since I'm sort of a penny pincher, I like that also.
All in all, if you're looking for an entry level GPS, the Sonocaddie V100 GPS Unit should easily make its way onto your short list. It's not as sophisticated as some of it's newer brothers and sisters, but it's so doggone easy to use! Having said that, in this price range, I would probably go for the equally functional, but oh so much smaller iGolf Neo. You decide! You wont' go wrong with theSonocaddie V100 GPS Unit, however.
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