Arccos Smart Laser Rangefinder

£279.99

Bumpin’ Belt Bluetooth Belt Buckle Speaker

$119

Kikkerland Golf in a Tin

$13.00

Ever fancied playing golf but don’t have the time to go to a course? Kikkerland bring you golf but in miniature form to play with a friend over coffee or even in a pub garden. The set includes 9 different sheets with different holes, 2 metal balls and 2 small metal golf clubs.

Phantom 2
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The ULT-G Golf GPS Watch by TecTecTec

RRP: £107.14

Website: tectectec.com

The ULT-G Golf GPS Watch by TecTecTec is a new golf watch to provide you with everything you need at the touch of a button whilst you are playing your next round on the green.

I did a lot of research before reviewing this rangefinder. It has great accuracy as well as better ability to lock onto the flag or other things such as hazards etc.

The Zepp Golf 2 is the next generation of the Zepp Golf. Its new features include the Smart Coach training system, which measures your full swings on the course and allows you to compare swing metrics and consistency from round to round and from range to course. All you need to do is take a few swings, and the Zepp 2 will instantly collect data that can be used to assess the areas in which you could improve, and will even offer training programs that are tailor-made to help you advance your technique.

The Shot Scope V2 is, according to the creators, the world’s smartest golf watch, which has fully-automated shot tracking while you play, with accurate GPS distances to feet/metres of greens and hazards. You can you leave your phone in your bag or in the car, you don’t need to worry about fiddling about with tagging, just simply play as you naturally would.

Ben Sayers was formed way back in 1873, that’s the same year our dear old Queen Lizzy’s Great-Great-Grandmother, Queen Victoria, was on the throne, so it is easy to believe that this is amongst the oldest golf companies in the world. The Ben Sayers brand created many revolutionary pieces of golf equipment, including the gutta-percha golf balls and the ‘Benny’ putter, the first putter to have a square-edged grip, and then, years later the first set of carbon-shafted irons and the first oversized driver, and now the XF Laser RangeFinder.

With a name like PIQ Robot, you might think of a large robotic caddy following you around the green telling you what to do and holding your drinks, but although this would be awesome, it wouldn’t be convenient to pack away in the boot of your car. Thankfully, this robot is teeny tiny and sits on your glove (sadly, it won’t hold your drinks).