This Review Summary is for the iGolf GPS neo and the Bushnell neo, but be sure to also check out the Bushnell neo+ released in October 2010.

If you’re confused because you’ve seen two very similar GPS devices with similar names on them (the iGolf GPS neo and the Bushnell neo), let us help clear it up for you.  When Bushnell got into GPS golf units in 2008, they partnered with iGolf for the GPS function in their Yardage Pro units. In 2009, the partnership was expanded as Bushnell acquired the rights to the iGolf ‘s line of handheld units. That’s when the labeling on this small unit changed from iGolf neo to the Bushnell neo. The GPS is still powered by iGolf and Bushnell has added two new products to its line, the Yardage Pro XG and the Yardage Pro XGC., both also powered by iGolf.  The neo gets good reviews under both names, but oddly enough, users have scored it higher when it’s labeled “iGolf”.  However we noticed that some reviews under one label were actually intended for the other.

Our GRS Scores are calculated using User Ratings from multiple websites.

iGolf GPS neo and Bushnell neo photoiGolf neo GRS Score: 8.72 out of 10 (218 reviews)
Bushnell neo GRS Score: 7.55 out of 10 (44 reviews)
Combined neo GRS Score: 8.52 out of 10 (262 reviews)

Features of the Bushnell (iGolf) Neo:

  • Gives distance to the front, middle & back of each green
  • 4 custom points can be set on each hole
  • Stores up to 10 courses
  • Calculates shot distance
  • Easy to use
  • Rainproof
  • Includes belt clip
  • Rechargeable Li-Ion battery
  • High contrast LCD screen

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