Earlier this month, GolfBuddy launched the first-ever ladies golf GPS watch, The LD2. The stylish, lightweight watch combines Swarovski crystals with a leather strap, a stainless steel bezel, and a mineral crystal lens.
“As the first product of its kind, the revolutionary LD2 is another example of GolfBuddy’s willingness to go above and beyond for the consumer, as it is a product marketed specifically for women in the form of an accurate and fashionable golf GPS watch,” said Harry Jung, president of GolfBuddy.
Each element has been designed to ensure a luxurious look and feel. The Swarovski crystals are produced with a light sapphire hue, while the interchangeable wristband is made with an alligator grain. The LD2 offers distances to the front, back and center of the green, as well as distances to up to 11 hazards per hole. Like all GolfBuddy products, the LD2 features automatic course and hole recognition. This new GPS watch also comes equipped with a dual-shot distance measurement function, which will tell the golfer exactly how far they hit their shot. It also comes pre-loaded with more than 38,000 courses worldwide and there are no additional subscriptions or charges after purchase. Also, the LD2 has a rechargeable lithium ion battery, which provides up to seven hours of use in GPS mode and six months in regular watch mode.
“With the introduction of this new device for women, GolfBuddy continues to transform the golf GPS industry, making the game more attainable and enjoyable for players of all skill levels,” said Jung. “Our new line of products offer both fashion and function in easily accessible devices that modern golfers are craving.”
The GolfBuddy LD2 is a necessity for golfers who want to improve their game while sporting the most fashionable device on the market. The visual appeal offers fashion and function in one device.
Rick Stedman is an avid golfer, RVer, and writer who lives in Olympia, Washington. Rick writes a golf column, “The RV Golfer,” which is published every month in rvlife.com. He can be reached at rstedman@gmail.com.
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