Yes, just enter the golf course location onto your GPS system and it will work just like streets and highways.
Most golf GPS systems can pick up the full size of a golf course. There ar golf GPS systems that have the ability to automatically pick up any golf course that you are on as well as keep track of your score and calculate how far a golf ball will go when hit.
I do not think that a gps caddie can help improve golf scores. Only practice can help you with your golf performance. A gps can only allow you to see where you should aim your ball.
A GPS portable is most likely meant for use outside of the vehicle, such as on golf courses. A normal GPS is usually intended to be used only on the road, and will not work properly if it is used for other activities.
You can purchase a Golf GPS Rangefinder at most sports stores, or outlet centers. The GPS Rangefinder can also be found for discounted prices online. A golf outlet center can be found here http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/rangefinders.html
This is a type of GPS made by Garmin. It is usually used for hiking trips. Unlike a lot of other GPS devices, it is not meant to be used for road travel. It may also work on golf courses.
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Unfortunately, Garmin does not offer a Golf Course GPS package for the Garmin Model 205W. You would have to purchase the Garmin GolfLogix GPS unit.
A golf GPS has your golf course mapped out, and uses global positioning to tell you what yardage you have to certain features, but mainly the green (front, middle and back) It's basically like a sat nav for your round of golf.
Golf originated in The Netherlands sometime around 1297. It has often been argued that Golf originated from Scotland, but this is not true. Golf came to Scotland in the mid 1400s.
The Bushnell Hybrid Laser GPS Rangefinder is widely available. Many golf stores and websites carry the golf geared GPS rangefinder. Amazon also stocks it.
i hope you mean the sport and not the car? it was in Scotland