I love my M Projects. This particular is spikeless and I love them. They may not be much on the eye but for me I like these quirkly looking shoes. Wore them straight from the golf course to a dinner event when I forgot my loafers. Not bad and no slipping on smooth surfaces. They wear just like ... » More

I love my M Projects. This particular is spikeless and I love them. They may not be much on the eye but for me I like these quirkly looking shoes. Wore them straight from the golf course to a dinner event when I forgot my loafers. Not bad and no slipping on smooth surfaces. They wear just like proper shoes. For golf, great traction... what more can a golfer ask? » Close

First let me say, I love simple. So much so when something like this comes along I can only say, "It's about time." I am partial to my range finder but I have found shortcomings to my range finder as well. For starters further than 120 yards it's very difficult to find a target to detect the rang... » More

First let me say, I love simple. So much so when something like this comes along I can only say, "It's about time." I am partial to my range finder but I have found shortcomings to my range finder as well. For starters further than 120 yards it's very difficult to find a target to detect the range. There are tricks to figuring out the yardage but what if those tricks are unavailable? This is where the Voice Caddy excels.

With the push of a single button you get distance to the center of the green. Folks say they need to know the front, middle, and back distances as well but for the majority I can honestly say that if you are 200+ or even 150+ out does it really matter to the bogey golfer? Most of the time they find themselves with a second shot the green because they missed their target only slightly. That is my skill level so knowing how far to go gives me confidence to choose the right stick for the job and worry about getting it close to the hole without being bothered by the minutia of where the pin is until my short game comes into play.

I have tried the Voice Caddy on several courses. Namely Alondra Park, Recreation Park and Monarch Dunes since getting this little gem. And the VC's overall performance was stellar. There were some shortcomings namely the par 3 at Rec Park - Hole 5 with the two greens in opposite directions. Still have to figure out how that option to alter the hole location works on the VC. Other than that the VC's performance was impeccable. Tried to trick it by playing 9 holes on the back 9 and it found out the hole location and distance once I approached the Tee box. Hit an errant shot and it keeps track of your hole location up to a degree so really errant shots may give you incorrect readings. You can adjust your hole location with a simple combination of button pushes. Distance reading is pretty accurate.

Compared to the Range Finder I would say they are about equal for a reasonably average golfer. Use the VC in conjunction with a range finder you would find a nice blend of distance and convenience that I think most golfers would find useful.

The real question is would I recommend the Voice Caddy. The short answer. "Yes." And at this price point and no registration fee? In a heartbeat. It's a deal. » Close

Great on distance. Hit the ball and it goes. However around the green, this is like a rubber ball it bounces and no stopping even if you hit down on it. The cover feels hard and very waxy compared to the lower priced Titlist balls (solo and HVAC). For me very difficult to get feel around the gre... » More

Great on distance. Hit the ball and it goes. However around the green, this is like a rubber ball it bounces and no stopping even if you hit down on it. The cover feels hard and very waxy compared to the lower priced Titlist balls (solo and HVAC). For me very difficult to get feel around the greens with this ball especially with faster/harder greens. » Close

Some of you folks will laugh but I do like them. Was given these for Christmas by my middle son. I scoffed but when I had to use them because I ran out of my regular ball, (Titleist NXT Tour) I have to say they are not bad. They work exceedingly well on hard greens. I can put enough spin on the ... » More

Some of you folks will laugh but I do like them. Was given these for Christmas by my middle son. I scoffed but when I had to use them because I ran out of my regular ball, (Titleist NXT Tour) I have to say they are not bad. They work exceedingly well on hard greens. I can put enough spin on the ball to stop it and the hard cover keeps them pretty even after hitting a few trees, pavement or what-have-you. Overall it's not a bad ball and made me realize it's partly the ball but always the golfer's fault for bad shots. For distance it helped me a number of times to at least keep pace with my longer buddies. On hard greens the ball was pretty good just had to throw it up high enough to stop and with the harder cover it was easy to do. Putting I had no problems. Actually putted better but that I can honestly say is because I focused more on my putting stroke rather than ball composition. I would recommend this to any golfer who is looking for an edge in distance. Great for a Med skilled golfer. » Close

This is a special value. Good things do come in small packages. Tried out these little guys and have to say, short of having to fish these out of my pocket every time, this is a great tool. The plastic, and I know plastic is a good grade of either ABS or Polycarbonate. That mean's this product w... » More

This is a special value. Good things do come in small packages. Tried out these little guys and have to say, short of having to fish these out of my pocket every time, this is a great tool. The plastic, and I know plastic is a good grade of either ABS or Polycarbonate. That mean's this product will last. It can take a pretty good amount of abuse and still retain it's shape quite well. The shape of the divot tool is actually pretty good. The video on the site shows the incorrect way of fixing a divot BTW. You're not supposed lift, breaking the roots, and push. You're supposed to push the divot closed. The tapered design once you push down on the divot automatically pushes the divot closed. So you just have to push straight down with the SmarTee and the divot will close. Keep doing that around the perimeter of the divot and it will close completely. Just need to tap the surface flat with your putter head and viola...done! I like the ability to add artwork. may have to think about supplying this to our golf sponsored outings. » Close