Garmin · Entry level

Approach R10

Best for golfers buying a first launch monitor for the range or a net

A small radar unit that sits behind you and sends ball and club numbers to the Garmin Golf app on your phone. It runs up to ten hours on a charge and is the usual starting point for golfers who want carry distances without a big setup.

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At a glance

How it measures: Radar
Where it sits: Behind the ball
Shows the data on: Your phone (Garmin Golf app)
Indoor / outdoor: Both
Subscription: Basic numbers free; Garmin Golf membership for simulator courses

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Watch it in action

Independent reviews on YouTube.

Real golfers who bought or tested it, in their own words. GearCaddie did not make, pay for or edit these videos.

Would I Still Buy the Garmin R10 Knowing This?By Jon Perkins Golf on YouTube. An independent review, not written or paid for by GearCaddie. Watch on YouTube ↗

The Ultimate Garmin Approach R10 Review + Accuracy TestBy The DIY Golfer on YouTube. An independent review, not written or paid for by GearCaddie. Watch on YouTube ↗

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What goes with it.

GoSportsGolf practice hitting netSomething to hit into. A net is the simplest way to use a launch monitor at home.
Search on AmazonHitting matA proper mat saves your wrists and elbows. The well-known brands are not on Amazon in Canada yet.Amazon.ca ↗Amazon.com ↗
BenQTH671ST short-throw projectorFor a simulator picture on a screen, a short-throw projector.
GoSportsRange Cage 10 x 8 ft with impact screenA cage with an impact screen if you want the full bay from one brand.

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