Shot Scope Debuts Customizable G5 GPS Watch

Shot Scope is quickly establishing itself as the maker of premium GPS and shot tracking devices.  After debuting the V1 in 2017, Shot Scope has released several updates, along with a lineup of powerful, complementing products.

And while Shot Scope has already released the X5 watch and PRO L2 this year, they’re not done.

For golfers who prefer just to play their rounds without shot tracking and analysis, Shot Scope is bringing to market its all new G5 GPS watch, available in 2 different bezel colors—Black and Grey—and 12 different interchangeable color straps—Classic Black, Classic White, Sky Blue, Burgundy, Mint Green, Steel Grey, Carbon Grey, Army Green, Navy, Orange, Pink and Racing Red.

Like prior Shot Scope products bearing the “G” nomenclature, the G5 is a strictly GPS device that will provide users with precise distances to hazards, doglegs, layup spots, and the front, middle and back of the green, in addition to allowing you to keep track of your score during the round. And while the G5 will not do shot tracking and analysis, G5 users will benefit from a super lightweight design; the G5 merely weighs 42 grams.

The G5 will display a wide range of GPS data, along with your digital scorecard, on a daylight readable, color screen. The screen menus can be scrolled through with the 4 side buttons.

And to make sure the G5 is as ready for the next round as you are, the G5 comes preloaded with more than 36,000 courses worldwide and a battery rated for more than 2 rounds.  But that doesn’t mean the G5 is limited to the golf course.  

Indeed, the G5 redesign means it can blend-in seamlessly at the golf course or clubhouse. Indeed, the G5 also comes preloaded with multiple clock faces—including a digital and traditional analog. Plus, like all Shot Scope products, the G5 is backed by Shot Scope’s commitment to provide users with lifetime free firmware and feature updates.

The G5 is available online starting July 12th, making it the perfect addition to supercharge the remainder of your 2023 golf season.

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