About the product support. There is another local Golf course that I play several times a season that I wanted to have a map for. I put in a request on Friday evening. The following Monday I got an email stating that my new map was available for download (synching) to my Guru. What more can be said. Your search is over folks ... buy this GPS and enjoy !!

The best, December 3, 2008
This is the best best gps ever. I own a sg2 and bought a golf buddy. The sg2 was a good item but was a little short on features. The golf buddy was suppose to be the gps that would change it all. Well it wasn`t, the first time I used it at the course on a par 5. The hole I was playing had a tree in the fairway ,no distance to the tree . Plus I was standing on the 150 marker and it was tell me 100 yards ,well no thanks . It had many issues like that. So I took it back. I did alot of research before I bought the golf guru.

Well let me say it rocks! The distance is right on with other gps and the markers it has all the ojects plus it has a feature to customize and add more objects on the screen. Now here is the kicker it can mark a distance with 1 club then you mark again a distance from that mark to the next shot nice... It will keep track of putts per round and averge putts greens in reg o yeah fairway in reg to. What more can I say this unit has it all check it out if nothing else ..

Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus., December 26, 2008
Santa brought me the Golf Guru GPS System and I used it on Christmas Day. Yes, my wife gave me permission. I have good news and bad news.

The good news? - The product worked marvelously. It was easy to download my course. The distances were extremely accurate. It works as advertised. It collects statistics that makes an analytical wacko like myself very happy.

The bad news? - I don't hit the ball as far as I thought. Very depressing. Nothing like another illusion shattered. Isn't that what growing up is all about. Maybe at 63, I should move to the white tees and start acting my age.

The Guru rules, December 29, 2008
After researching all of the golf GPS units that I could find via Amazon and the internet, I decided the Golf Guru was the best value based on price and free course database download. I asked Santa for the base (B+W) unit and received it for Christmas. Living in Florida allowed me to try it on my home course soon after the holidays. I am impressed with its apparent accuracy and stability. I was also surprised to see there are a number of software features designed into the unit that I did not expect. It exceeds my expectations.

On The Mark, November 25, 2008
I watched an infomercial on the golf channel for Sky Caddy which peaked my interest enough to decide to purchase a hand held GPS Unit. After watching the infomercial, I decided to do some research on line for hand held GPS devices. What seemed to be a reoccurring theme was that customer service after the purchase was crucial. From all the reviews I read, the Golf Guru GPS unit had the best service after purchase. The unit was also small making it easier to handle and carry on the course.

I purchased the unit and had to call the customer service desk after I received the unit. I probably didn't have to but felt better knowing that someone would be holding my hand while setting up the unit. The customer service rep answered the phone on the 3rd ring and walked me through the entire set up process.

Using the unit is easy and it is accurate. I was able to check yardages with the gps unit on the golf cart at a few courses I played and also with the course yardage markers and found the Golf Guru to be on the mark everytime. The screen was also easy to read in the sunlight. A bonus you get with this unit is that you do not have to pay an annual membership fee to download courses. I highly recommend this unit.

GPS Golf Guru, August 10, 2008
I am very happy with the GPS GolfGuru, both with the actual item and with the support that the company provides. They have answered all my questions with accurate information and have rapidly added several courses to my search profile. All in all it is a great product and one heck of a value. It has also assisted me in my attempts to improve my game with accurate yardage information. If the ever come out with a color screen model, I will quickly buy it.

Golf Guru, September 18, 2008
I purchased the Golf Guru after having had needed too many repairs on several Bushnell golf binoculars. Bushnell refused to solder a broken part of the battery compartment and wanted me to purchase a third pair of golf binocs for $350. So instead, I decided to go with a GPS device and Golf Guru had very positive reviews.

I am very happy that I did as I am quite pleased with the Golf Guru. The courses are added on through an internet site for free. Should a course not be present, the Golf Guru Gods will add it for you in several days. They are responsive to e-mail requests and outside of a couple of minor glitches on a hole or two, the Golf Guru is accurate to the yard.

An amazing feature is the ability to move the flag by moving it on your screen so you adjust to front, side, middle and rear green placements. This assists considerably on approach shots. I would highly recommend this golf GPS model. FIVE STARS without hesitation........

Golf Guru GPS is great, October 4, 2008
i have used the device twice now. its awesome......it was extremely accurate. the website was easy to use. customer support has been extremely responsive. i have requested 2 courses to be added to website and was done w/in 2 days. the software just got upgraded and i was emailed to uninstall and reinstall and used it yesterday......worked great. i love the scoring and statistics feature to keep track of greens in regulation and fairways and putts per hole %. i would never play golf w/o it again. i haven't used other gps devices but a friend has a laser finder....but you have to be able to see the target especially the pin. yesterday i had a blind shot from 130 yards away and put it w/in 8 feet w/o seeing the pin....just knowing the pin position and adjusting the pin placement on the guru. people i played with...my wife and a friend continued to ask me how far to the water..how far to the first trap...how far to the pin and back of green........unbelievable. i am going to go map my driving range for practice and accuracy today.

What ever golfer needs!, October 8, 2008
The Golf Guru is by far the best golf GPS unit on the market today. The Guru not only gives distances to the green but most major obstacles such as bunkers, water hazards and fairway ends on doglegs. On top of this, the Guru allows you to add distances that are important on your course and/or allows you make your own maps if you desire. GolfLogix only allows you to use their predrawn maps often which are lacking real important distances such as how far is it to a water hazard and they charge for more then one downloaded map. SkyCaddie has an expensive yearly membership fee and some folks questions the accuracy of their unit. GolfBuddy has a good selection of courses but not the ones I play. From my observation new courses are not added quickly and you can not map your own course. SureshotGPS allows the golfer to map their own course and has limited premapped courses to select from.

The best thing about the Golf Guru is the customer service!!! If a course map is not available just enter a request and within a short time it becomes available. If you have a question email them and they respond very quickly sometimes within minutes. You can also phone them. The software is updated on a regular basis and all this for no extra yearly fee.

The Golf Guru has so many features that the unit needs several button to use them all. Some people may find this more then they want to deal with. I find that once set, the unit needs little attention unless you want extra information or you want to use the scoring feature. If you have the skills to operate a computer and can read this note, you have plenty of knowledge to use the Golf Guru. Downloading course information is a simple process and with the ability to hold 20 course maps I cover most of the courses I play. If I need more I just delete a course and add a new one, you can always added it back later.

Golf Guru GPS Unit, September 17, 2008
I read a lot of reviews before deciding on GolfGuru as my GPS of choice. Hands down the customer service at this company is A-One. If you have to call, you speak to a real person after selecting which department you want, that alone is refreshing, they even spoke my language! I had a problem trying to map my own course and kept getting a 999 yard ghost reading for a 320 yard hole. I received a replacement unit today, just in case there was something wrong with my initial one, which I am sending back.

The President of Golf Guru even emailed me saying that he was made aware by his customer service unit of the possible problem and guaranteed they would investigate what happened and fix it. I have a feeling the problem was with the mapper and not the device. It is refreshing to see customer service like we all hope to find in a company we do business with, to many fail to meet their own reported standards, not this one.

The device itself is compact, rugged and after a few minutes playing around with the various option buttons easy to use. Set up is almost too easy, downloading the courses only requires you register at their web site, select the GC's from a list, then sync the software (that you have to install) and device plugged into a USB port. It took me 10 minutes to install the software, register, select the GC's I wanted and download them to my GPS unit. I asked them to map a GC not listed and it took about 6 days until I could download it. No, as in ZERO, yearly dues is another positive feature. There are many different GPS brands on the market, all of which are pretty good. What sets GolfGuru apart is the little things, such a SUPER customer service, compact design and no annual fees.

MORE THAN JUST A GOLF GPS, August 27, 2008
I owned an iGolf GPS Caddie. It's a good basic unit that provides front, center and back distances to the green. After a year, the internal memory would not retain the stored courses. iGolf technical support stated that my only option was to buy another unit or download the courses everytime I play. That was unacceptable, so I bought a GPS Golf Guru. For the same price, this is a much better product. Not only does it give distances to the green, but it keeps your scores and statistics that can be uploaded for your USGA handicap. This unit was obviously designed by golfers for golfers.

It works naturally as you play your round. From the tee, I like the initial view, it displays the distance to the pin, and distances to all the obstacles that are marked. When I'm ready for my approach shot, I switch to the secondary view, which gives the distances to the front, back and pin, as well as an outline of the green where you can determine the actual distance to the pin by moving the icon to the flag position. As you come off the green, it automatically goes to scoring for that hole and you put in your score, number of putts, green in regulation (GIR) and fairway in regulation (FIR). You do that for every hole and it only takes seconds. At anytime you can look at the scorecard or the stats for the round.

This is more than a GPS unit. It displays the battery level, signal strength and time. It's a built in rechargeable battery, so you do not have to purchase batteries separately. The initial screen has the owner's name and telephone number, so if lost, the owner can be contacted. The best feature is the free unlimited course downloads and if your course isn't available they will add it within a week. Sweet!