Do not use the clip if you carry your bags (or are frisky around the golf cart). Mine broke when the bag hit it when clipped to the side of my pants, luckily I noticed and didn’t lose the $360 Callaway uPro that was laying in the grass.

The uPro is small enough to easily fit in your pants pocket, where it is more protected than on this clip.

The Upro golf GPS unit is worth every penny however the belt clip is not up to the task. I ordered one it broke on the first use. It was replaced and a second one broke on the first use.
I would recommend the soft case instead. It will do everything you will need it to do as well as protect the UPRO. The belt clip option allows the UPRO to rub against the handle on the seat of the golf cart and you can ruin the screen.
The UPRO and the softcase is the way to go

If you smoke big old fat cigars…it might work fine. But for panatella or smaller sizes, they just fall through. So I had to duct tape around it so it would hold my panatella cigars.

Then…the second time I used it, the rivet had broken….so I had two useless clamps. Very poorly made. I paid more because of the Calloway name. I could have gotten a better product cheaper. Now I had to put a bolt and nut to hold it together so it would work, but now it won’t pivot.

I’m very unsatisfied with this product.

The Odyssey White Hot Tour series is the best Odyssey short of the Black series. The balance on this putter is so much improved over the other Odyssey putters. My recommendation is to go to a golf store and try out the different models and then return to this seller and purchase. This seller has the best prices I have seen.

This was exactly what I wanted in a Golf shoe, however it runs small and maybe even a little narrow. The caramel color is beautiful and true to the color shown.
I was able to make an easy return to Amazon, but I believe I’m being charged a few dollars for the return.

This is one of the most comfortable gold shoes I own (and I own many) for the price which is an absolute steal here on Amazon. I dislike carts with a passion therefore I walk almost all the courses I play…unless of course they have one of the silly rules about such things (Did you know that we actually have a course locally that will not let you take your dogs with you? Why play golf it you cannot play with your best friends?) Anyway, even with the first wearing, there was no rubbing or blisters. The fit is perfect, which is a problem I have with many of my golf shoes as I place a tremendous amount of twist on left foot with my swing.

I found the shoe gives me all the traction I need and to be honest; I love leather.

An added attraction to these shoes are that they are sort of unique and simply look cool.

I just received these shoes today. They are more beautiful than the
picture portrays online. Not only are the stunning they are absolutely
comfortable. Have to wait until it stops raining so I can use them -
don’t want to get these golf shoes unnecessarily soiled. I even saved
money by purchasing them from Amazon, because my favorite discount place
didn’t have them in my size.

John Daly has written this book without the usual paralysis of analysis that many golf book authors use. This makes the book interesting and enjoyable to read. So, I would put the book in the “fun to read” category. Whether the contents of the book will improve your golf game is for each reader to determine.

John and his co-writer have pulled off the trick of writing a golf instruction book that is an amusing read and will not send you to sleep within the first few pages or require deep study and a Ph.D in “golf speak”. The tone of the book is very chatty and you can almost hear the Big Man talking as you read: it captures his patois and personality really well. Serious students of all things golf may not find much here they do not already know (and I know as I am one of those sad people …) but honestly it is as close to a good read as a golf instructional could ever get. The subject matter is very wide-ranging, covering preparation, a little technical swing stuff, course management, psychology etc. in bite-sized short chapters. Although strictly speaking the material will be familiar to most seasoned golfers, it is put across in a such a vivid and down-to-earth way that is convincing and motivating. By contrast to most golf instruction which is pretty soporific and requires hard work and study, this is a breeze and great fun to read.

I found the book very interesting overall. There are some parts that drag on but all in all a neat book. It tells the details of a great golfer Francis Ouimet. It was written in the 1930s and I am sure some of the details have been sugar coated but if a person like history and likes golf you will like this book!