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It’s also when companies likeGarmindrop awesome newhigh-tech golf gadgets.

We hit the Garmin booth and saw the company’s newgolf smartwatches, handheld GPS and shot tracker.

A golfer using the Garmin G20

Garmin G20 solar-powered handheld

The new Garmin S20 stole the show for me.

Thanks to its solar-powered battery, it offers the potential for unlimited battery life.

The unit also offers distances to the green on a high-contrast screen.

Garmin G20

I checked it out in person.

It’s small enough to put in your pocket and comfortably fits in your hand.

Another cool feature is the more than 43,000 preloaded courses.

Garmin G20 in hand

It can also wirelessly receive course updates through a paired phone.

Pairing it with a phone lets you see wind information to help you pick the best shot.

Even when a bright light shines on the screen, I can read the distances without issue.

Garmin S50 smartwatch

The new smartwatch models aren’t reinventing the wheel.

It also has more fitness features such as wrist-based heart rate, preloaded activities, fitness age and more.

The new CT1 shot trackers are far more affordable than the $299 Approach CT10 models.

Garmin Ct1 tracker

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