Two “keeper” loops hold the excess length of the band in place and adjusting them to the correct position is somewhat critical in preventing the band from rubbing against you during your putting stroke. The watch body is black and the accompanying rubber band is black as well. The Callaway GPSync weighed in at a surprising 2.35 ounces (as tested), which made it the heaviest golf GPS watches we have tested.875”, giving it about 0.77 square inches in viewing area – a hair smaller than the 0.8 square inches available on the Garmin watches. Callaway lists the screen size for the GPSync as 1.28”, which is the diagonal measurement.Once you’ve gone through the setup process, just charge up the battery and you’re good to go.Note that you have to manually enable the watch’s Bluetooth function (by pushing one of the watch buttons) every time you power the watch back on. The pairing process was pretty simple, and once paired, the watch and the mobile app will share completed scorecards and you will receive notifications of incoming text messages (the watch will display the entire message, not just the name of the sender), telephone calls and calendar invitations. The GPSync mobile app is available as a free download, and enables you to pair the watch via Bluetooth to your mobile device. ![]() That is decidedly suboptimal for those of us who are Mac users. We’re not entirely sure how to obtain course updates on the GPSync – there is a link for an “Update Tool” on the Callaway support web site, but after downloading the file, it wouldn’t open for us, providing an error message informing us that it was a Windows file. ![]()
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