Get Locked In This Season With Shot Scope

Take the guesswork out of your approach play this season and delve in to the rich selection of Rangefinders, Watches and GPS Handhelds Shot Scope have to offer.

If you're the type of player who likes to zap their yardages with a rangefinder then Shot Scope have you covered! With Shot Scope You don't have to break the bank to receive all of the features you need and love as they are jam-packed in to their brand new budget friendly offering, the Pro L2. With their slope technology, target lock vibration and accuracy to within a yard (amongst a host of other incredible features) The L2 really is the perfect addition to your set up.

If you want a bit extra from your rangefinder then the Pro LX+ is the one for you. Sitting atop the price point scale, their top offering the Pro LX+ is a blend of everything you'd need from a traditional rangefinder imbued with GPS tech, which will take your shot planning and course management to the next level. The Pro LX+ Can be used like your typical rangefinder for distances to the pin, however, this is taken up a notch as you are able to combine that number with the dynamic GPS readings to the Front, Middle and Back of the green so you know exactly where the pin is located. The GPS gives you not only this, but the ability to see all front and carry distances of hazards throughout the course to enable you to strategically plot your way around.

With many more outstanding features between the models we couldn't recommend Shot Scope rangefinders enough!

If, like myself, a GPS watch is more aligned with your preferences then fear not, Shot Scope have an excellent selection to browse. If a base level watch is what you're looking for then their G3 GPS watch is everything you need and more. The G3 gives wearers all of the essential information such as front, middle and back green yardages, last shot distance and the front and carry distances of all hazards. Whilst it wont come with the shot tracking option that some of the higher end models offer, the G3 is perfect for those looking at an entry level watch to add a bit more depth to their rounds.

If you're after a treasure trove of features and stat tracking options from your golf watch then their X5 is the watch to go for in 2023. With a clear and concise display, the X5 makes essential information incredibly easy to digest with no fiddling about needed. Green view and pin placement are available at your fingertips as you approach a green, whereas from the tee you can easily see layup points to avoid hazards or dogleg distances to ensure a calculated approach, which if you're anything like me, something that is definitely needed as the allure of a bomb drive over a dog leg often leads to me scrambling about in a bush or two. The X5 comes with 16 club tags for performance tracking during your round allowing you an in depth insight as to where you may have gone astray during your 18, which if you are an improving golfer or just looking for a breakdown of your round, is invaluable information to have.

Finally if you're after the best of both worlds then look no further than their H4 handheld GPS. All of the features you'd expect on a golf watch in the palm of your hands. The ability to clip this to your belt or cart makes it a versatile piece and may suit those who don't like to have to zap the flag or dislike the feeling of a watch when out on the course. With performance tracking tags included, this is all you need to make the most of your rounds.