GolfBuddy unveils two world exclusive products at PGA Show
Golf GPS specialists launch BB4, PT4, WT4 and VS4 for 2014
GOLFBUDDY unveiled two exclusive products to us at the 2014 PGA Show last week with the world's first golf GPS wristband and the market's only superfast 4" touchscreen handheld.
The global leader in the development of distance measuring devices (DMDs) for golfers, GolfBuddy launched its BB4 Band and PT4 Handheld as part of stunning showcase of four new GPS products, all to be launched this year.
Staying true to its reputation as the world's most innovative DMD brand, each of the new GPS rangefinders on display at the PGA Show in Orlando, promise to be slimmer, lighter, faster or larger than ever before - giving golfers an unbeatable choice of handheld and wearable technology.
“GolfBuddy has a rich history of delivering innovative and accessible products for the golfer,” said GolfBuddy's President Harry Jung.
“Our new line-up raises the bar again and is a new breed of feature-rich GPS rangefinders that are not only technologically advanced, but also provide the fashionable and functional features demanded by today’s golfers - both on the course and in everyday life.”
GolfBuddy is the global leader in the innovation, design and development of Distance Measuring Devices (DMDs) for golfers. All laser and GPS products are made specifically for golf using the finest components.
Around the world, GolfBuddy employs teams of professional golf course mappers to capture GPS co-ordinates on foot, which are then used to create supremely-accurate layouts by its own data management teams.
With a database of more than 37,000 course maps in more than 130 countries - available completely fee-free for life with no annual subscriptions and updated weekly - GolfBuddy's commitment to accuracy is unequalled.
For more information about GolfBuddy visit www.gpsgolfbuddy.eu
Click on the images below to check out each of the four new GolfBuddy GPS products for 2014...
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