Seven Of The Best Devices For Any Techie Golfer

GARMIN APPROACH CT10, WITH S60 WATCH
The GPS giant's new stat tracker includes club sensors that collect data with each swing and a watch to display it all.
PRICE: $300 CT10 System $400 S60 WatchProduct images: Courtesy of the companies

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18BIRDIES PREMIUM APP
This latest version includes strokes-gained stats, so you can see how various parts of your game compare to other golfers. Its virtual-caddie function makes shot suggestions based on your strengths, and a partnership with GolfNow lets you book tee times, too. PRICE: $5 a month

ARCCOS SMART GRIPS
A leader in golf's wearable-technology space, the Arccos stat-tracking system now offers GPS sensor-embedded grips. Instead of separate sensors that plug into the butt end of your clubs, these grips sync with the Arccos Caddie 2.0 app. PRICE: $150 grips $100 a year for app

GOLFSHOT'S GOLFSCAPE AR APP
Here's an app that gives you a view of each hole in "augmented reality." That is, you can learn the distances to hazards, greens and other objects simply by holding up your phone and looking at them in real time. PRICE: $30

NIKON COOLSHOT PRO STABILIZED
The company's "Hyper Read" technology allows yardages to be displayed in 0.3 seconds. Yes, it's that quick. An OLED display includes a brightness-adjustment option, making it easier to see those distances in red. PRICE: $449

CLUB CAR TEMPO WALK
This hands-free, automated cart shows yardages on its front display. In addition to holding your bag, it carries a cooler and other accessories. Just like a real caddie. Retail price not available; cart sold directly to courses

GOLFLOGIX PREMIUM APP
Just as tour pros have their green-reading books to show them all the breaks, GolfLogix has charted greens for more than 8,000 courses. Its "Putt Breaks" feature shows you a 3-D map with every last undulation. PRICE: $50

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