36,000 course maps are pre-loaded, and GPS distances are quick to update. It boasts automatic shot detection, with every shot plotted on a map of the course. Despite that slender profile, it's a very impressive device packed with thoughtful touches and handy features to help improve your game and save time. The Shot Scope V3 is surprisingly slim at just 10mm thick, making it comfortable and convenient for all-day wear. No touch controls -Low screen resolution Garmin Pay allows you to make contactless payments (provided your bank is one of those supported), you can use it to control music on your smartphone, receive app notifications, check the weather forecast, and send text responses (if you have an Android phone). There's a pulse-ox sensor for measuring blood oxygen saturation at night, and performing spot-checks during the day. It also boasts a wide range of everyday health tracking tools too, including all-day stress monitoring (based on changes in heart rate), relaxation reminders. Its larger battery means it can keep running for up to 14 days in smartwatch mode, or 20 hours with GPS enabled. You can check out the wind before taking your shot, and there's a full vector map complete with touch targeting, which allows you to see the distance to any point by simply tapping the extra-large 1.3in screen. Garmin's Virtual Caddie app suggests clubs based on wind speed and direction, and the distance you typically swing with each type. The Garmin Approach S62 offers everything you get from the S42 and more, if you can afford the extra cash.

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