Following our review of the SkyCaddie SGX GPS Golf Rangefinder, we are trying out the new updated SGXw version which now offers wireless connectivity.

We review the GolfBuddy Tour GPS, a great little gadget for any golf enthusiast looking for that extra bit of help when out on the golf course.

A few months back we reviewed the SkyCaddie SGX GPS rangefinder. Now, golfers who buy the new wireless SGXW golf GPS rangefinder from an authorised stockist before the end of April 2012 will get a free 'Birdie' Membership worth £29.95.

As a fully signed up gadget nut I have tried and purchased quite a few of the products on the market - and I love them all. The purists amongst you will throw your hands up in horror and claim the traditional ways are the best; using a course planner,150 yard markers, and personal judgement but I disagree; technology is here to stay so you may as well embrace it.

A rangefinder is completely competition-legal, and can put the finishing touches on your game by allowing you to plot your way around the course. We review the SkyCaddie SGX Golf GPS Rangefinder here.

Judging the distance of your shots just got a whole lot easier with the Bushnell Tour V2 Rangefinder, which we review here.

While most of us will never have the assistance of a caddie, we can invest in technology to perform some of the caddie's role. With this in mind we review the Hillman TM-800.

We find out if the Bushnell Golf Hybrid GPS Laser Range Finder really is the tool to help you master the course.