GPS & Tech

Choose a simulator mat by the stance area, hitting section and complete footprint. Check how it fits the monitor and how worn parts can be replaced.

Choose an impact screen as part of a complete enclosure and projection plan. Distinguish visible image size from the screen, frame and required clearances.

A monitor, its connector access and your chosen simulator app can be separate purchases. Use this guide to check compatibility and the cost after introductory offers.

For a TV or projector, start with the Garmin R50’s HDMI output. Its USB-C connection has a different job and does not charge the R50. If you want third-party simulator software on a computer, plan that software connection separately from the cable carrying the picture to your display.

Choose shot-tracking sensors by how shots are recorded and corrected, not only by the number of statistics advertised. Check phone, grip and tag compatibility.

Find the battery required by your exact rangefinder, distinguish replaceable cells from rechargeable models and prepare a simple power-check routine.