Shot Scope Technologies V5 Golf GPS Watch: GPS Distances to greens, hazards, layup points + doglegs
Want to up your golf game without the hassle? Meet the Shot Scope V5 GPS Watch—your new caddie in wristwatch form. It's not just about giving you the distance to the green (though it does that, and then some). Imagine knowing exactly how far to carry that pesky water hazard, or where to lay up, all without pulling out your phone. And here's the kicker: it tracks your performance automatically, dishing out over 100 stats like Strokes Gained and Handicap Benchmarking. No subscriptions, no hidden fees—just pure, unadulterated golf tech.
With a whopping 36,000+ courses preloaded, the V5 is like having a golf encyclopedia strapped to your wrist. It tells you distances to the front, middle, and back of the green, plus hazard carries, all on a display that's as easy to read in sunlight as your favorite meme at 2 AM. And yes, it looks good too, with customizable faces that'll make your golf buddies jealous. The 16x 2nd gen tracking tags? They're the silent heroes, capturing every shot so accurately, you'll forget your phone exists.
But wait, there's more (said in my best infomercial voice). Digital scorecard, last shot distance, and a pause round function for those 'just practicing' swings. The strap? Dust-resistant and comfy, with Power-Sense tech that's all about precision. Whether you're aiming to shave strokes off your game or just want to enjoy a round without fumbling with gadgets, the V5's got your back—or rather, your wrist.
- Full hole maps
- Automatic performance tracking
- 100+ statistics, Strokes Gained + Handicap Benchmarking
- No subscription fees
- GPS Distances to greens, hazards, layup points + doglegs
General specs
- Brand: Shot Scope Technologies
- Model: V5
- Seller: Amazon
- item_package_dimensions_l_x_w_x_h: 5.71 x 3.43 x 2.87 inches
- package_weight: 0.18 Kilograms
- warranty_description: 2 year warranty
- color: Black
- suggested_users: unisex-adult
- number_of_items: 1
- part_number: SS-WAT-V5 BLK
- model_year: 2025
- style: Black
- included_components: 1 x USB charger, Free iOS / Android app, 16x 2nd generation shot tracking tags, Statistics Platform with Strokes Gained and Handicap Benchmarking, 1 x Shot Scope V5 watch
- sport_type: Golf
- date_first_available: March 22, 2024
- First listed by seller: 5/12/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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Brand | Shot Scope Technologies | Shot Navi | JAPAN ANIME BRIDGE | Zodvboz | Garmin | Garmin |
Model | V5 | Crest2 MIP | Shot Navi AIR | GT5max | 010-02704-20 | CT10 |
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Price | $209.99 | $249.22 | $243.03 | $52.02 | $1,398.68 | $165.82 |
Seller | Amazon | Joom | Joom | Joom | Amazon | Joom |
Update | June 27, 2025 | August 15, 2025 | August 22, 2025 | August 19, 2025 | June 27, 2025 | August 20, 2025 |
Alexa A.
San Diego, CA
May 25, 2025
Before I got this, I was using my old phone app for golf, which was slow and drained the battery fast. After trying this watch, it's better for not fumbling with gadgets on the course, but I'm disappointed it didn't live up to the hype. It's fairly accurate for distances, but the automatic tracking missed a few swings, and I had to check it too much. For the price, I expected more ease and less fuss. It's okay, but not great for someone like me who just wants to enjoy the game without complications :)
- Pros: I liked that it shows distances to the green and hazards without needing my phone, and it tracks my shots automatically which is fairly handy. The strap is comfy and the display is easy to read in bright sun.
- Cons: From what I feel, it was a bit bulky on my wrist and the stats were overwhelming, not as simple as I hoped. Charging it often was annoying, and sometimes it didn't pick up my shots right away.