Garmin Approach S20 Black Lifetime

Are you an active golf player? Would you like to up your game? With Garmin Approach S20 Lifetime you can. It is a golf GPS watch with numerous smart golf features. You always know your position on the course and the positions of the holes. The watch is equipped with a high-resolution (128x128 pixels) black-and-white display, which stands out by being clearly readable in sunlight. The quality design will make the watch become your wrist's dominant feature. The watch can run up to 15 hours on a single charge (with GPS enabled) or 8 weeks in standby mode (with GPS off). There is, of course, Bluetooth interface support for pairing your watch with other devices.

Key Features

• GPS receiver
• A black-and-white display with excellent readablility in sunlight
• Numerous advanced golf features
• Smart notifications
• Free updates for the golf course database
• Elegant watch in black

Numerous Useful Features

The Garmin Approach S20 Lifetime watch can record activity for common sports activities (walking, running, cycling, and more). More importantly, it offers a wide range of advanced golf features. Your watch also monitors your daily activity (e.g. sleep monitoring) and with smart notifications support (text messages, email, and calls), you no longer need to pull your phone out of your pocket in the middle of a game.

Golf Course Database

With the watch comes a pre-loaded database containing more than 40,000 golf courses (including more than 100 Czech ones). Free map updates are available for download on the internet using the Garmin Express program.

Garmin Connect IQ

After you finish an activity, you can transfer the data stored in the sports watch to the Garmin Connect training application, where you can  also create various types of activity analysis. This application is, of course, free of charge, and so you can keep an online training log. Garmin Connect IQ also allows you to change widgets in the watch.

Overview of golf features:

Pace (timing) of the swing
Digital scorecard
Manual placement of the hole
Shot-length measurement
Swing-force measurement
Distance measurement F/M/B (to the front, middle and back of green)
Distance measurement to layups/doglegs
Viewing of the scorecard on PC
Statistics (number of putts per round, fairway hits, greens in regulation)