how does the golf buddy connect to the watch band
1075022
Pull/pry up the clip on the back of the buddy and insert it over the mound on the band. I will snap into place.
1075023
It clips on the band as it does on your visor or belt, very secure, no issues with it being loose.
1075024
The clip on the back of the golf buddy slips over a "bump" on the back of the band.
1075025
There is a clip on the back of the Golf Buddy. It slides through the openings on the band. Be patient. It won't break.
1240129
This charger has a 4 pin clamp that makes a good positive contact to the watch. The charge is good for one round of golf. The watch band which can be replaced if it ever fails is also a nice feature.
920318
Make sure the GPS is charged. Press the top button and you will see go play. You will then have to chose the Country, the State and scroll down the alphabets to the course you are playing. Once you have the correct course on the screen then press that course and it will come up. This GPS system is a little more complicated than some others however I am counting on Callaway to stand by their product if there is a flaw with the product. Golf Buddy which I had before the Calloway GPS did not stand by their product so I changed and I am happy that I did. When on the first tee press the top mode button on the right not the lower mode button. Make sure the GPS is charged. Press the top button and you will see go play. You will then have to chose the Country, the State and scroll down the alphabets to the course you are playing. Once you have the correct course on the screen then press that course and it will come up. This GPS system is a little more complicated than some others however I am counting on Callaway to stand by their product if there is a flaw with the product. Golf Buddy which I had before the Calloway GPS did not stand by their product so I changed and I am happy that I did. When on the first tee press the top mode... » Read More Make sure the GPS is charged. Press the top button and you will see go play. You will then have to chose the Country, the State and scroll down the alphabets to the course you are playing. Once you have the correct course on the screen then press that course and it will come up. This GPS system is a little more complicated than some others however I am counting on Callaway to stand by their product if there is a flaw with the product. Golf Buddy which I had before the Calloway GPS did not stand by their product so I changed and I am happy that I did. When on the first tee press the top mode button on the right not the lower mode button. « Show Less
634815
Yes, this watch does feature Automatic Course & Hole Recognition. Thank you,-Dylan
298307
It depends on what you want from your Garmin watch. I wanted to know the distance to the green, period. I can estimate on my own how far it is to the dogleg, don't want to mess around with settings on the course, etc. I just want to look at my wrist and know the distance to the green, and it's very accurate for that.
239564
It's very simple. It attaches with a buckle clip. Takes less than a minute to change clubs.
464153
The SkyCaddie GPS watch I have is more limited than you may want. Its primary purpose is to help with distances from the holes on the golf course. The GPS will track your current location. It has a clock, an odometer, timer, stopwatch and alarms, but does not appear to track speed. Hope that helps.
1475782
I do not know if you can or not. But looking at the watch it appears as though the band is replaceable - there are pins, it is a separate piece. The band seems really strong and very sturdy. I am not worried about my band at all.
1475725
The attachment is different. If you look closely, there are 4 lobes on the end of the watchband. The band attaches with a long nut and bolt that go through the lobes and through the side of the watch case. On the Core band, there are only two lobes. That said, I ordered this watch band (based on one of the incorrect answers in this Q&A;), and I used cuticle scissors to trim off the two inner lobes of the Vector watchband to make it fit the Core watch. It worked.
1332551
Unfasten strap and with the broad side of watch facing you pull or push each of the halves out of watch. Flip the band halves 'til the color you want is on same side as watch face and slide it back in. The fastener must also be reversed, you can snap it out of the band and put it back in with the prongs on the wrist side. (reinstalling the fastener was not easy for me but it is doable)
1185600
There is an instruction sheet with the watch. We returned the 1st on because it did not work properly. They replaced it and sent another. The 2nd one did not last very so we went another route. I was not worth the hazzle to have them replace again.
650757
When you twist the screw, the area where you put the band of the watch will extend to the opposite side allowing you to put more of the band on it as opposed to letting it hang below. It makes it easier to adjust the length of the band.
892010
Similar to a metal watch band, a section swings down and clicks in place. First you have to cut the black plastic to the correct lenght for your wrist.
1528475
If you look on the back case of your watch you should see to the left of the "ANT+" symbol M229. From the description..."is compatible with such heart rate watches as the Timex M229, M536, M560, M843, M844, and M878". I have the same watch and it linked up fine. Put the strap on before you synch with your watch.Good luck.
1865122
The band is not the greatest, but I have never had it fall off. I wear it every day and even play golf with it on twice a week and it has never fallen off.
1821161
I don't know if they sell just the strap but don't believe there is any real special "link" between the strap and the specific watch. I replaced my watch with a different Pyle model and the strap works with the new watch. It also works with my lifecycle bike which picks up my heart rate from the strap.
1681763
The courses I play, Mid Texas USA are were already loaded when I receive the watch. I stand at first tee, push the OK/Menu button, it auto search-finds the local/closest course. I then push the exact one I'm at. Then Start. Very satisfied. I'm assuming this is auto load by satellite and that your courses should also be included...