uPro Golf GPS by Callaway Golf

Mastering The Course

March 3rd, 2010 by admin

Golf GPS system with sleek and unobtrusive design that fits in a pocket or belt holder
Provides golfer with aerial and satellite photographs of your favorite golf courses
Built-in GPS technology clearly locates the golf course hazards and flagsticks
Connects to www.uprogps.com for golf course downloads; 2.2-inch high-resolution color screen
Includes battery, wall adapter, USB cable, and free course download; 6-month warranty

Product Description
The uPro is a revolutionary golf GPS device that is visually and technologically superior to all other golf rangefinders. It was designed to help improve your game by proving superior functionality, yet maintaining ease of use. The uPro delivers information to you, the golfer, in an unprecedented fashion, allowing you to quickly get precise distances while also enabling you to see the actual layout of the hole. You’ll see the game and course from a whole new persp... More >>

uPro Golf GPS by Callaway Golf

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5 Responses

James J. Holt writes:
March 3rd, 20105:38 amat

I bought the Upro in hopes that it might help my golf game. However, right out of the box my two computers would not recognize the Upro device. I returned the unit to Amazon without any hassles from them. However, I spoke to a salesman at a major golf retail store. The salesman told me that they have had to return abot 6 to 7 Upros because of different faults listed throughout these reviews. Went back to the golf retail chain and bought a Garmin Approach and I love it. Yes its $500.00, but no monthly fee and pretty easy to use update downloads. I know some people complain about the amount of courses, but give it a chance.
Rating: 1 / 5
Thomas P. Davis writes:
March 3rd, 20107:11 amat

These are cool toys, but why would you pay for free information. If you buy this brand, you will be paying to download a course. Golf Guru (basic) is still free–I’m sending this one back.
Rating: 1 / 5
Ray G. Vomacka writes:
March 3rd, 20109:07 amat

Had another brand before this. Haveing a GPS that holds lots of coarse is a big plus. I play lots of coarse’s with blind shot. The fly over is a great option.

Had to call there help line for I have a Mac. The spoke English very clear and were super to help me out. They have there act together.
Rating: 5 / 5
Eileen Marie Whennen writes:
March 3rd, 201010:30 amat

WE do no tespecially like the fly over. It takes too long and you reeally do not need it… but the rest is fine although today it just stopped working in the middle of the game at Medinah
Rating: 4 / 5
Joe Cool writes:
March 3rd, 20101:06 pmat

I got one for Fathers’ Day and it is about as useful as a brick. First, it came with two headphones and no USB cable. The serial number won’t register on the website, the manufacturer’s support line gave me a runaround about how I need to exchange it where it was purchased because the serial number “won’t go into their database”. At the place it was purchased, they tell me they’ve had several that are having the same problem, and it will be “weeks” before I get a replacement. If that exceeds their “30 day” satifaction guarantee, then what? I’m definitely not at all satisfied – a lot of money for a garbage product, and poor customer service. I’d give it zero stars, but Amazon forces you to give at least 1.
Rating: 1 / 5