This feeling of confusion comes from “Are there birds celebrating something out there, or am I just imagining it?” I’ll bet it’s a bit of both. But speaking of denial – Alan’s father says, having spent many years in the deep hot tropical jungle among luxury shirt-birds who never seemed to keep still for more than three minutes at a time (if, indeed, they moved at all), “Birds are having a paradise!” bird lovers refer to more than just how they look. And so do golfers. speaking of which, what is a best gps golf watches for ladies?

Technology’s miracles are no longer to be found only in the minicomputer. They’ve hurried on out into golf’s worlds, too.

Imagine the following scenario: you’re tackling the 9th hole-sun blazing, birds serenading, leaves gently swayed by the wind. The scene’s perfect. And then your wristmate softly pricks up its ears. It’s like having a little pro that knows their way around a mountain; you are freed to concentrate on the closer stuff. So Long crumpled maps and squinting at distant flags.

What about the Garmin Approach S42? Know this smart little box? This is it – your best shot for at-a-glance reading of yardages, on the sunniest of late afternoons without effort. It even records your steps and sleep patterns so that (if weird feelings remain from yesterday night’s marathon viewing better leave now) why the swing felt so different this morning will come back to you yet again.

Next up is the svelte SkyCaddie LX5. this little creature shows the hole by its number and has hazard visuals jumping into action on your screen. It’s like your favorite video game, streamlined-without those big blocks of pixels. And looks cool enough to wear off the course. A garment bag could rave about such versatile apparel.

For the gadget-happy player is the Shot Scope V3 a treasure trove of information about your own swing. You could almost say it’s like having a full-time data analyst at your beck and call, except for pocket protectors. Lacking shots? going through the kind of form slump? In this gizmo is recorded what you may forget. All jokes aside, it’s a gem for recording progress of your swing.

If wearable tech had a kingdom, GPS golf watches would most decidedly be wearing their own coronets. As if there were a little private caddy following them around ready with advice and some light humor on any matter (hey buddy, ain’t no one perfect): Not only do they merely mark off the hours– It’s that vital reminder to stay with your game, scenario or pace, and–well, the wonderful morning sounds of bird calls.