A digital scorecard also allows players to track their scores and record basic golf statistics, such as putts per round, fairways hit and greens hit in regulation.Īccording to Callaway technicians, golfers can load as many as 50 ProMode courses onto the device at any one time from the company’s website (This is at no additional charge after paying the suggested retail price ($249 in the U.S.) for the GPS device itself. Its software features Anypoint Technology, which shows golfers the yardage to any location selected on the hole, and then the yardage from that spot to the green. The UPRO MX+ weighs a mere three ounces and boasts a full-color, 2.2-inch LCD touch screen. “Active listening was followed by a lot of hard work to deliver an easy to use, meaningful experience that will help golfers see more and know more out on the course and give them the confidence to hit better shots.” Alan Hocknell, senior vice president of research and development at Callaway Golf. “The UPRO MX+ is the result of extensive listening to what golfers want out of a distance measuring device,” says Dr. Switch to GoMode, and you can get yardage as well as renderings of the greens and hazards of each layout.īut the company says what makes the UPRO MX+ really stand out is the ProMode function, which enables golfers to view actual high-resolution, aerial imagery and video flyovers of each hole for detailed and realistic views of the course they are playing. Select what the equipment maker has dubbed Basic Mode, and you can access yardage and hazard data from any and all of those tracks.
For starters, it’s preloaded with 25,000 golf courses.
(Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images) -Ĭallaway’s new GPS device, the UPRO MX+, has a number of noteworthy features. VILAMOURA, PORTUGAL - OCTOBER 16: Shane Lowry of Ireland plays his tee shot on the 12th hole during the second round of the Portugal Masters at the Oceanico Victoria Golf Course on Octoin Vilamoura, Portugal.
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