THE MOST ADVANCED GOLF GPS LASER RANGEFINDER EVER MADE | GAME CHANGER FOR GOLF PERFORMANCE

[@CoachLockey]

Congratulations Mick Ferriday, you have won the giveaway for the Shotscope V3 watch #LockeyArmy

[@KinghtroDP]

I've just started using an older laser rangefinder from Bushnell, these new units look very good.

[@robmoore477]

GPS & Rangefinder combo...best of both!

[@CoachLockey]

HELLO EVERYONE, COMPETITION WINNER WILL BE PINNED AT THE TOP OF THE COMMENTS SECTION ONCE ANNOUNCED. ANYONE ASKING YOU FOR YOUR INFORMATION PLEASE IGNORE. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR COMMENTS AND ENJOY THE VIDEO.

[@markpreston6345]

Enjoyed the video as always coach. Btw have you drawn all your winners yet cos I’ve not won anything 🥲🥲

[@barryread3672]

I use a Voice Caddie GPS watch. Had a rangefinder but it was a cheap one and it took forever to get it on the flag...no stabilization. I love the watch and i can do distances

[@seegarsmkr]

I use GPS and laser. Laser for pin positions and GPS when I can't see the flag and for overview of the hole, with hazards etc.

[@brockkunz]

Is there a reason you don't allow comments on your insta Coach?

[@stephenlittlewood9783]

laser laser

[@patprice7423]

I have a range finder but stat tracking would be a game changer with the watch! Stat my golf game. Lockey Army!

[@simonatkinson4395]

I use both a gps tracking watch and a laser. Love the watch for the hazard locations (shot scope V2) laser is great to pinpoint flag distance 👍🏻

[@wallyjackson338]

I've used the V3 for a year now and the various Game Golf units before that, collecting and analysing stats of your own game is definitely the way to go, its helped me still be a single figure handicapper in my late 60's......... come on Lockey army!!!

[@jeffsharp104]

I started playing golf again in winter of 20 after about 5 years of not playing and got a cheap $75 rangefinder, then I decided I needed a GPS after using phone app and running my phone battery down, so I got a garmin approach G30 that shows entire hole and keeps score. I then wanted to track my stats so I got SS V2 for $80 and really liked it, they offered an update with V3 for $140 so I have that now. So I use Garmin for score, V3 for stats and gps and rangefinder for slope.

[@andy66l97]

V3, 9 rounds in & it’s great, bit of editing afterwards but that’s a decent way to recap the round anyway so no big deal. Stats afterwards are best in my view at identifying tendencies rather than how far you hit each club (strong winds lately distort those too much). 1st 6 rounds for example I missed greens 31% short & 31% left, last 3 have reduced those by 10% each with gir improved. Shotscope customer service is great. Great vid, thx coach👍

[@CoachLockey]

Thank you for your comment and for watching!

[@andy66l97]

@@CoachLockey no worries, I still am lol!

[@michaelgarrigan26]

I use the v3 watch and laser as well love them both

[@JoseHernandez-rb2pn]

I use both coach. Watch and a range finder. It covers most bases for me. Thanks!

[@joshuahaskey1240]

I have a gps watch but I do have a range finder for bunker carry’s, doglegs etc also for sort wedge shots where I’d like a more precise yardage

[@robertmcintyre1455]

Using rangefinder and an older bushnell GPS, watch is great for speed but sometimes can't be accurate on course or gets confused on close fairways. Definitely looking at the V3 for the near future, good course vid.

[@andrewbramley3944]

At the moment only a range finder. Very interested in exploring my stats with the watch though to help improve my game and understand better areas I need to improve on.

[@Q-Bits8]

I play golf for 2 years now and don't use anything because it's quite pricey as a student. Appreciate the vid and would very much appreciate the GPS system!

[@sloth8122]

Shot scope V3👌 I’m using a GPS watch for my yardage’s but a new Shot Scope with the extra info on it would be an absolute treat 😁🙌

[@louiecarrion]

Hello Coach!!!, I currently use a laser rangefinder, never owned a GPS golf watch, thank you for the opportunity, love the videos keep them coming, thanks again.

[@alankasjan6488]

I use a range finder but after watching this video I will be definitely thinking about this GPS watch, the data collection cannot be underestimated. As i already have a range finder, the V3 and its automatic club selection is the only way to go. Thanks Coach Lockey.

[@Charlie-cb1fv]

I use both but traveling around to different states I use my watch the most!

[@dutypaidrock]

I'm a data analyst so appreciate the value of collecting this kind of data. My limitation is time. I never manage to play a round without it being back to back 4 ball groups, so by the 5th, I'm feeling so much pressure to keep up with play I abandon tagging and just grab the yardage from a GPS app. Feel like the watch would solve a lot of that.

[@MegaAshski]

I use a Garmin g80 both as launch monitor on the range, and gps on the course, really helps my scores. I have wanted a laser for a while, seen loads of KZbin reviews but haven't pulled the trigger yet. Fancy a watch as well, the Garmin s62 looks the bomb, but this V3 looks useful for a reasonable price. Cheers for the review coach Lockey👍

[@motsutfol9619]

Currently using a Garmin Approach , but looking for an upgrade!

[@samfoskett7988]

I am a gps watch guy love how simple they are front middle back and I like the fact it’s just a quick glance at the watch to get them yardages.

[@NoPlayJack]

I have used the Arccos system for the last couple of years. I also use a rangefinder. I've been wanting to try a Shotscope for awhile now.

[@SteliosSimon]

I have both, but generally use my gps watch more due to ease.

[@NinjaAben222]

Currently I use nothing, but I just started my golf journey, absolutely love seeing improvements and was looking at getting a watch to gain some data of my games to analyse.

[@chrishughes8256]

Used a gps for a while the V3 would make a good upgrade. Keep up the great videos

[@danielwinterbottom5531]

I use arrcos and love it. If I need more accurate numbers to hazards and when not in comp I can use slope. Stats don't lie I'm horrendous off the tee

[@jbuburuz]

I have a watch the very basic watch. Got it last year.. very simple but so NICE to have! Knowing front, back and middle huge advantage. I have been using game golf for 6 years. I love game golf! I do forgot to tap my shots on occasion!

[@tommyb1ist]

Love using my range finder and sometimes us distance app on my phone. Would love a watch for the stats!!!

[@tgreaker]

As a total beginner I have not tried either. Thank you for fun and educational videos. Keep it up!

[@cairno78]

I have a gps watch and also a range finder, i tend to use to the gps a lot more. I really like the front, middle and back numbers. But I also like the range finder for potential hazards that aren't available on the watch. That might say more about where I am on the course more than anything! :)

[@iananderson5463]

Currently I don't use any gps or rangefinder, but now would be a good time to start Matt

[@jessewaddell8524]

Currently a GPS guy myself and love it!

[@johndaniels1810]

Hi coach, JD here from Perth, Australia. Currently use both. Garmin s69 approach and a Nikon rangefinder. Same as you I like to have accurate measurements closer I get to the hole... Garmin is good, but doesn't keep putting stats which is annoying...I think I need to win a shot scope watch 👍

[@paulodomingues7199]

Hello Coach, I use Booth a GPS watch and Laser. Cheers!

[@robmurray6676]

I have a Garmin Z80 - not cheap (now replaced by Z82) but I bought mine off ebay for about 1/2 the price of a new one. It’s a range finder but shows GPS data in the view finder - ie a map of the hold with distances to hazards etc. its a great piece of kit - no shot tracking though.

[@holmer9413]

It was the XL review I was most interested in. You had me fooled there for a minute. Glad you gave it to us. I don't feel like want to have to bump it all the time either. And since I played for years before lasers and gps were available, I've never felt especially disadvantaged not owning one myself though I am not against using them when available. But I do like the idea of collecting as much stats as possible without much hassle to distract from the game. The watch seems best for me I think too. First though, I need to regrip my clubs. I have a mismatch at present and want them all matching, but also, to make full use of the watch with the club attachments my cobra woods and hybrids need new grips to remove arcos. I never bothered with their tool. It was subscription based and I didn't think it worth it for a recreational senior golfer.

[@chipandputt]

I use both ... the watch is great for a quick distance to middle for laying up, laser range find for accurate approach distance when I plan on hitting the green with the current shot. The V3 with the tags however would be a fantastic upgrade to my current watch ... the stat tracking is a game changer.

[@kevc1014]

Currently use a range finder but do also have a garmin fitness watch which also has a GPS on it if I ever want to use it 👍

[@kenoath007]

I bought a Garmin S20 some years ago, it's been great just glance at it and you got your yardages, for the Links course I used to play it was perfect.. I felt naked without it if I forgot to put it on before a round. Rangefinder would be so handy on new courses.

[@David-zh1md]

I use the free version of the VPAR app. on my phone, which gives me an over view of each hole which allows me to get distances to hazards as well as distances to front, middle and back etc. I also use it to keep my score so I get stats, like fairways hit, GIR and how many putts taken. I also use a very old Nikon range finder for approaches.

[@bennycase8473]

Thanks, Coach! My limited budget prevented ARCOS or Shotscope and a launch monitor so I opted for a Rangefinder (Nikon Coolshot Pro) and a Swing Caddie (SC200 Plus). Watching you, Mark and DHG I may have to put Shotscope on my Christmas list.

[@joachimdauegaard1288]

I usually use both watch and rangefinder. Have an old Garmin watch which could use a good replacement :) Great to see that you finally have your own channel as well! Go LA! Stats would be amazing to track..

[@CoachLockey]

Thanks for watching! Glad you're enjoying the content!

[@dimitrischenk8273]

At the moment I'm using an old skool Pebble watch (using Rebble) in combination with the Golfpad app and Golfpad tags. Works pretty nice, as long as the smartphone stays connected and doesn't decide to be grumpy all day. Looking at a more recent gps watch though, probably either the mentioned Shotscope or Garmin S42.

[@DeclanLau]

I use an old GPS.. made a huge difference to my game!

[@Paul_Anthony_Smith]

I have GPS and watch... love both Bushnell and Garmin S62

[@rogerlatchford5623]

I use a Bushnell Phanton G.P.S find it very good.

[@AndyClarkey]

I don't currently use any hi-tech stuff and rely on yardage books which I find useful for planning certain holes pre-round. i have been researching the shotscopes for better accuracy and the tagging capabilities to help me know distances hit rather than relying on guesswork

[@russellward9662]

I currently don't use any rangefinder or GPS devices. I've always thought that they were hard to justify, being around $300 and more. Also, I don't play well enough to do them justice. I simply couldn't check the distance and see that I am 122yds away from the pin, and then hit the ball within a yard or two of the target. However, there have been a lot of reviews of the new Shot Scope tech, and it does far more than just measure distance. The data available from this system is amazing, and far more helpful than just yds from the pin. I would definitely love to give them a go.

[@tommypauker2600]

I use both. GPS is good for front, back of the green as well as for bunkers and water. For the exact distance to the flag I use the range finder.

[@stuarttait9474]

I tend to use both combo of watch and a cheap Amazon distance finder!

[@walker9147]

Currently using a Garmin but going to switch to shotscope as I think the data gained looks a lot better

[@danielmills3186]

hi coach i currently use an old bushnell laser.

[@tstratten]

I use both. I use the range finder for exact distance to the pin under 150 yards. GPS is accurate enough for anything else.

[@geoffparry4203]

Using shotscope V2 , would love to have the v3 please

[@nickhopper3602]

I have a Bushnell I use when within a “scoring” dis range but find Golfshot very handy for general yardages and knowing where trouble is on courses I don’t play often.

[@cleve0h]

Yes I like those. Looking to replace Arccos.

[@jamesbrown6372]

I use a gps watch, the garmin fenix 5. I use it for both my golf and my running.

[@jamesmesko6693]

I have a Laser Rangefinder but I also use Arccos and use the app for the GPS. I often use the laser finder for the short shots more than the longer shots as Arccos gives you play like stats taking in the wind, temperature, and slope.

[@FPLJogger]

I use Arccos as the sensors are built into my cobra clubs but I’m not confident in the GPS yardages I get off my phone so I have a rangefinder as well, having the rangefinder has helped my club selection loads. I would love to try the shotscope as I think it provides more data and I would trust the watch GPS more (& my phone battery wouldn’t be on 1% after 18 holes!!)

[@joetreece8014]

I use an old Bushnell Neo Ghost, yardages seem to be wrong on some courses I play and battery is terrible. Need to upgrade so this video is very helpful :)

[@CoachLockey]

Happy it helped!

[@jeremylonsdale3350]

Love the gps to get front middle back flag numbers helps to not underclub and come up short less often.

[@frankcairns6033]

Currently using GPS arccos caddie on my phone.

[@kennethlarsen43]

I am currently using Arccos. Have a cheap Rangefinder when I need to be exact. I enjoy having both as my rangefinder quite frequently misses and with GPS as well I have confirmation.

[@MrE004]

I have both, sometimes the rangefinder is good for picking out parts of the hole that aren’t on my gps. Looking for the yardage to the turn or the fairway bunkers.

[@rossdavies8167]

Just started using a basic watch and helps so much. Some of the course yardage post well out

[@robbiles]

I have both. I find the GPS fine for around my home course as I know where everything is but use the Range Finder when I play away to get exact to the flag and runouts on doglegs etc.

[@adamstephenson4380]

I have an old Tom Tom gps watch, which I love as a quick help but this new one gives a lot more info that might with my 100 yards in shots 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Errburritoes]

Great video coach I am currently using a old cheap laser I have a GPS but it's so old it won't update and my home course has changed the holes around and the battery doesn't last a full round I also look at the sprinkler heads for yardage, the combination One is great looking and very convenient cheers bruh 👍👏🇦🇺

[@mattthalgott9917]

I use both. Lately been leaning with the Gps watch

[@duncanwhittaker8569]

GPS Garmin G80.....has built in launch monitor too. no spin rates but the carry distances seem fairly accurate.

[@SnorkelTrom]

I currently use the Garmin Approach G80 works great on the course and the range.

[@ptp71]

I am using a Garmin golfwatch and a Bushnell rangefinder. It is great to have both so you easy can see the distance to front and back of the green.

[@jasonb1422]

I use a rangefinder right now after coming off using Arccos. The subscription based service became a turn off for me and has me thinking about going to Shot Scope because I do miss the stat collection. Great video, Coach!

[@phbmh]

I bought a 2nd hand laser from eBay but it’s not a big fan of the cold so bought a used 2008ish garmin as back up. Tend to use the garmin for anything over 150yds as I’m don’t strike it consistently enough with my mid/long irons for a laser from that range. Short irons and wedges I’m pretty consistent with though so I’ll use the laser. Collect my data on Golfshake but it’s a bit of a pain to be either getting my phone out or writing loads of stuff on my scorecard during the round.

[@jamesstang4234]

On a known course I use a gps, The Grint on my apple watch. On an unknown course I use a Bushnell range finder. Sometimes both on the same course. In the past I have used a Garmin and a Bushnell GPS.

[@wolfyand1]

I have both, but I mainly use the GPS in my Arccos system. When I use my range finder I struggle to lock on to the flag because I can't hold it still enough. I have the shotscope L1 range finder though.

[@bubbaburgess2823]

I had a Bushnell range finder pin point loved it but I just started using a garmin watch love it lay ups and front and back is helpful

[@6fangeredman]

I’ve got a garmin s60 I picked up used on ebay for cheap. Only thing I don’t like is the lack of putting and chipping statistics since you can’t tell it exactly where the pin is. I’ve been tempted to swap over to the shot scope v3 honestly. Would be nice if you could change watch bands on the v3 though, I got a nylon hook and loop band for the s60 and it stays secure and comfy.

[@shamruck9762]

Both. I like to know pin placement and where it falls on the green

[@cdentler05]

Currently using a rangefinder. Use to have a sky caddie years ago…miss having carry and green front to back info.

[@annandm]

I’m s Garmin S2 watch man. Oldish tech but works for me…… although a new shiny replacement would be lovely! 😁

[@kevinrankin6035]

I use both. I use the rangefinder by preference but some of the courses I play have blind second shots so then the GPS watch is a real help.

[@JamieHannan433]

Currently using the Bushnell Tour V2. Classic but still works perfectly

[@rorytaylor3508]

Using my rangefinder and find it very useful. But I would love to have front and back yardages - what a help!

[@jamesread1944]

GPS watch - I had the V2 but it was a bit bulky

[@jamiepidd3322]

Am currently using a Garmin G3 to help with where hazards are but also a Bushnell Pro X2 range finder to help with slope and exact yardages. I would use the gps and rangefinder combo as my coach says I need to gather stats to get down from 6 to 2 handicap

[@davidshockey1983]

I use both GPS and a Laser rangefinder. I play a course where it can be difficult to determine pin position on some holes. Having both helps a ton in these situations.

[@jamiehart5061]

I use GPS and range finder once inside 200 yards. Only issue with my GPS is I'm using the 18 birdies app which connects to my android smart watch so have to keep my phone in my pocket while I play... Didn't think that through when I recently got the galaxy s22 ultra which is a bit if a beast

[@BenjaminRoth80]

I'm using a Garmin S40 which gets the job done. The fact that it also collects statistics is also nice. Let's me easily keep track of my clubs yardages.

[@Wellsy2001]

Currently just use a laser but want to start tracking stats and using the gps is additional info when you don’t have a direct line of sight. Sometimes this can be quite often if the driver isn’t as straight as it needs to be

[@Tom-kt9gh]

I use both, trying to move more towards GPS with back green yardages than pin hunting

[@dazdavy]

Currently using both but looking at upgrading my GPS. Keep up the great work Coach 👏👍

[@grahambeastall6301]

I do t have either device at the moment but plan to get the V3. After watching this video I am persuaded to get the two units as I am very keen on building stats to help me improve.

[@mauricedownie8241]

Coach, I am like you and use both the V3 and a range finder. I love the stats and ease of use.

[@TheChrisJaynes]

I use both GPS and Laser. I find it most helpful with approach shots because I know whether I need to be a little short of the flag or a little long based upon whether I have more green before the flag or past the flag.

[@stevew9955]

I've not used either before, always been able to recall each shot in the round but the GPS would be the best option in my opinion. Always good to hear the pros and cons for each system.

[@paulstanando1975]

I've got the shotscope rangefinder and the watch (v2) been saving to upgrade to the v3 watch, I like having both options the watch is ideal if you put yourself in positions where you can't see the green so the watch will tell your yardages .

[@lambrettabad]

I upgraded to the V3 and sold my v2 before properly testing V3. Imo, v2 was better and charging a little more versatile, if you forget your V3 charger on a weekend trip your kinda screwed as it’s a very specific charger you won’t find in any electronics store.

[@shawnmichajluk2044]

I also have a unit that you tap with the club tags to let it know where you are shooting, and can recommend a club based on my performance. Unfortunately, I stopped using it because I had trouble syncing the unit and, at times, forgot to tag a shot. It was a Swami GT by Izzo Golf - no wifi needed.