Garmin Approach CT10 sensor automatically tracks every shot with every club, including your putts and chip shots. Can be paired with compatible Garmin golf watches to automatically track every shot, including shot locations, distances, and club type, without you having to do anything extra. Collects data on every shot and every club, allowing you to analyze the number of strokes achieved and other statistics. Statistics for each club with a confirmed sensor are displayed on your compatible Garmin golf watch after the club is removed from the bag. See how far you typically hit the ball with each club; view statistics on accuracy relative to the fairway or green.
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Pair the sensor with your Garmin golf watch.
Pair the sensor with compatible Garmin golf watches1 for automatic game tracking, so you can focus on your game knowing that the sensor is tracking all your stats. The statistics for each club with a sensor attached are displayed on your Garmin golf watch after the club is removed from the bag. See how far you typically hit the ball with that club and view statistics on accuracy relative to the fairway or green.
Approach CT10 club trackers are available in a complete set that allows you to track all 14 clubs in your bag. With this set, you can see how consistently you hit with each club and which club you use for each round from tee to green, including your putts and chip shots. If you only want the starter set with 3 sensors, add the sensors to your wedge and putter to track chip shots next to the green and your putts, and rely on 1 AutoShot2 on your compatible watch to track your other shots.
Track more stats with the Garmin Golf™ app
Install the Garmin Golf app on your compatible smartphone and collect key stats and data to help you improve your game. View your stats in the app for accuracy to the fairway or green and for drives, approach shots, chip shots, and putts so you can see which parts of your game need more attention. You can also perform an analysis of strokes gained and other stats. Use data and statistics on strokes gained to see how many strokes you have gained or lost compared to a baseline comparison with other players in your group.
