Golfers rejoice as TAG Heuer unveils innovative new features to its popular Connected Watch Golf Edition
Since launching in 2020, the TAG Heuer Connected Golf Edition has quickly become the timepiece for golfers. But it's more than just a hobbyist's toy; in fact, this tech marvel has become a professional's sidekick. TAG Heuer CEO Frédéric Arnault describes it as "a true game-changer that will give any golfer an immediate competitive edge."
Brand ambassador and professional athlete Tommy Fleetwood says that he loves wearing the watch—both on and off the course. "The features are really well thought out, making the game more precise and I can’t think of a golfer whose game wouldn’t benefit from it." The watch, which comes in an ultra-lightweight 45-mm black titanium case, reflects the refined design of the brand's renowned timepieces. It comes with a special white rubber strap with green stitching but is interchangeable with a black, perforated rubber alternative. Other strap styles are also available for purchase including a black scale pattern, or a strap in khaki. The watch also comes with exclusive packaging and a travel pouch and golf accessory box.
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Improved 2D and 3D mapping
For one, the new release features unique mapping technology in both 2D and 3D modes. Now, 2D maps come with even more details, including those for forests and single trees (for better accuracy). 3D map improvements for the mobile application boasts upgrades to include multiple textures (such as water, rough, or freeway) and assets (trees, etc). While this update is available on both iOS and Android, Apple users will be happy to know that thanks to Apple's high-level 3D graphics, the renderings on the watch will be more detailed than ever. There's even a simulated shot trajectory feature to make your experience more realistic than ever.
Another feature included here is The Driving Zone, which is unique to TAG Heuer. It automatically shows players the landing zone of previous tee shots on accurate, up-to-date maps of over 40,000 courses around the globe.
