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Shop Bushnell golf watches for quick, convenient GPS distances directly from your wrist. The Bushnell Ion Elite Golf Watch provides clear distances to the front, middle and back of the green, along with hazard information and hole views to help you make more confident course-management decisions.
Featuring a colour touchscreen, preloaded worldwide courses, dynamic green mapping and a movable-pin function, the Bushnell Ion Elite is an excellent choice for golfers who want straightforward GPS information without carrying a separate handheld device. Available in black and white, it combines practical on-course technology with a watch design that can also be worn away from the course.
Bushnell Golf Watches
Choosing a Bushnell Golf Watch
Bushnell golf watches are designed for golfers who want essential GPS distances immediately available on their wrist. Rather than aiming at a target as you would with a laser rangefinder, a GPS watch displays course information automatically, making it useful for quick decisions from the tee, fairway or around the green.
The current Bushnell golf watch range at Complete Golfer centres on the Bushnell Ion Elite Golf Watch, available in black and white. It is a strong option for golfers who value an easy-to-read touchscreen, reliable course information and practical features without unnecessary complication.
We stock the full range of the latest models, all of our Bushnell golf watches come with free next working delivery with a 1 hour time slot.
Bushnell Ion Elite Golf Watch Features
The Bushnell Ion Elite combines a colour touchscreen with GPS course mapping to provide a clear view of the hole ahead. It includes front, middle and back green distances, hazard information and a dynamic green view that adjusts distances based on your direction of play.
Its movable-pin function lets you reposition the pin on the green display for a more precise distance to the flag, while slope-adjusted yardages can help provide more relevant distances when playing courses with elevation changes. The slope feature can be switched off when required.
Additional features include automatic course selection, shot-distance measurement, scorekeeping and extended battery life. The Ion Elite also includes access to the Bushnell smartphone app for use with a compatible smartphone.
Why Choose a GPS Golf Watch?
A golf GPS watch is ideal for players who want quick course information without carrying another device or taking one from a bag. A glance at the wrist can show key green distances and hole information before you select a club.
Golf watches are particularly useful on unfamiliar courses, blind shots and holes where hazards or landing areas are not visible from your position. They also suit golfers who prefer a lightweight device that stays with them throughout the round.
For an alternative from the same brand, browse our Bushnell GPS rangefinders. If you prefer exact laser-measured distances to a visible flagstick, see our Bushnell laser rangefinders. You can also browse all Golf GPS Watches.
Is a Bushnell Golf Watch Right for You?
A Bushnell golf watch is a good choice if you want clear GPS distances and useful hole information in a simple wearable format. The Ion Elite is especially suited to golfers who want colour touchscreen operation, dynamic green distances and the ability to measure shot distances and keep score during a round.
Choose a Bushnell golf watch if on-wrist convenience is your priority. Choose a Bushnell laser rangefinder if you primarily want exact distances to visible targets such as the flagstick.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Bushnell Ion Elite golf watch show?
The Bushnell Ion Elite displays GPS distances to the front, middle and back of the green, as well as hazard information and a view of the hole. Its dynamic green view adjusts the displayed distances based on your direction of play, helping you assess your approach more clearly.
Does the Bushnell Ion Elite have a touchscreen?
Yes. The Bushnell Ion Elite has a responsive colour touchscreen, allowing you to move through course information, access the green view and use the movable-pin function.
Can you move the pin position on the Bushnell Ion Elite?
Yes. The Ion Elite includes a movable-pin feature within its green view. This allows you to reposition the pin on the touchscreen to receive a more specific distance to the flag location.
Does the Bushnell Ion Elite show slope-adjusted distances?
Yes. The Bushnell Ion Elite provides slope-adjusted yardages to account for elevation changes. This feature can be switched off when you want to use standard GPS distances.
Can the Bushnell Ion Elite measure shot distance
Yes. The Bushnell Ion Elite includes a shot-distance measurement feature, allowing you to record how far you have hit a shot during the round.
Is the Bushnell Ion Elite better than a laser rangefinder?
They are designed for slightly different preferences. The Ion Elite gives you GPS distances and hole information directly on your wrist, including distances to areas that may be blind or out of sight. A laser rangefinder is best when you want to measure an exact distance to a visible target, such as a flagstick. Many golfers choose based on whether they prefer on-wrist course information or laser-measured target distances.
