Garmin Approach CT10, Full Set, Automatic Club Tracking System, 14 Sensors, White, 010-01994-00

This does exactly what it's supposed to do. It attaches easily and firmly to each of your clubs, knows which club you're using, and records your stats for each club stroke. It then shows lots of data based on your hits on the Garmin app which gives you great feedback on your game. The Garmin app even lets you make any edits you need to the data. Caveats : It only knows which club you have based on the club being "upright" AND in the sunlight (i.e. out of your golf bag), so you have to be careful not to pull out multiple clubs. It's very accurate but can sometimes miss putts that go a short distance, usually those short putts right by the hole. Probably a GPS limitation. This is easily corrected on your watch at the end of the hole, but just something to look out for. When first pairing these it can seem like they aren't being detected, but you have to remember they only come out of "sleep mode" (to save battery) when exposed to light, so be sure to hold them up to a bright light (or go outside) when you first pair them to your phone. After that they are rock solid being detected by your watch as soon as your pull them out of your golf bag. A full (14) set of these + a Garmin watch is pricey ($400 at least for this + an S12) but worth every penny to help you see how your game is. Especially if you're a stats junkie :)

First off, these aren't 100% and if you want precise data you may need to add in a missed club here or there, putts in particular more or less don't get registered but let's be honest, you're not trying to track your putting stats and GPS isn't precise enough to give you good data on that anyways. For the most part though, these work very reliably and painlessly if you follow the instructions - put clubs away after use, don't have multiple out at the same time, don't move around a bunch after taking club out unless club is in upside down position, etc. Also, keep in mind GPS is only so accurate so if +-5 yards makes or breaks it for you, this probably won't satisfy you (then again, nothing else will) Originally was going to leave a 4 star review as my set of 10 had 5 experience dead batteries within a month and 6 games, properly stored. And one of the sensors had a battery I couldn't get out. But, 5 minutes in a support chat with Garmin resulted in them sending a replacement sensor and like 10 batteries with free 2 day shipping, and dead batteries may not be their fault as who knows how long they were sitting in an Amazon warehouse. So back up to 5 stars as I have a high level of confidence that any issues I may experience in the future will be fixed.

I think I'm actually at 3.75 stars. I truly love these. I've wanted a set for over a year but sometimes get too busy to get out (I know, I know). I got them in July and my first time out with them was a bit frustrating. I can share the blame as I just grabbed and went out to play. I am currently also using a Garmin G12 (basic but extremely useful for keeping track of strokes (if you are mindful while you play). They pair easily with the G12 (you need a watch to link them with. Out the box they are stored with a black cover to shield from light (pull out the bag and turn upright and they activate themselves) so pairing is easier. I would recommend installing all of them before pairing to eliminate confusion or accidentally assigning the wrong club (I went one club at a time, but ended up registering the wrong sensor as I was also sitting under lighting). Then put them back in your bag. Pull them out one by one and only one club will be available to activated. I think the instructions may also say this but I was too excited to get going. Once they were good to go, I headed out to my local gc and couldn't use either them or my watch due to courses not being available. After researching and updating I was finally ready to go. Right off the bat, the were awesome on the first hole. Read every club fairly quickly and gave accurate distances of strokes. The first problem was not advancing after putting and moving on to the next hole (the G12 will also fail here sometimes if not checking). My first round was a disappointment as when I glanced at the unit I was +9 on a par 4. I realized that I had combined holes and I was not interested in troubleshooting with a anxious foursome behind me. At this point I was done and wanted no part of automatic scoring. After being laughed at by my playing partner for the day, I went home and finally read the instructions and saw why I was failing and ended my "hate and run" and became a fan again. I think they work well and the club data they give is exactly what I needed. They are still too new to give me good averages but I will get there. Again, I really like them. They create a problem for me (which is why I say 3.75 stars), my clubs and cart usually stay in my trunk May-October in case I get a chance to play or hit balls at the range. This summer extra heat killed my "ready to play" availability because it is not recommended to leave in a hot trunk. Now, I have to "run" home and back to my locals with the closest being 20 minutes back where I just came from. Not a deal breaker but definitely a disappointment. The next issue is that they are useless at the range (without being able to travel to the ball) they can only tell you what club you are holding while draining the batteries (motion and light activated). This has caused my to use my old clubs at the range (I can also leave in the trunk now). Also the final and biggest disappointment is the fact that my G12 will only work with the CT-10s and not the newer, slimmer battery less CT-1s (Reviews got me to the CT-10 over the CT-1s). They are bulky (but don't seem to get in my way) and I would recommend covers for them as some users have complained of them coming off while playing. I haven't had this issue but bought the covers just in case. Winter storage for my club is my non heated outdoor shed which again extreme temps may damage them (I have the 3 year Amazon add on warranty (🤞🏾). Despite the shortcomings (for me) I still like and recommend them. Issues for me may not be the same for others so I say consider how you're gonna use them before purchase. The price seems a little high in my opinion but seem online with other similar devices They are also discontinued, which worries me for future updates or customer support.

These things aren't cheap, but neither was my Fenix 7. It's super nice that I can collect all this data, track the steps on the course, track my score, not remember additional watches. These sensors are easy and work smoothly, the watch showing you average distances when you pull the club are slick, and getting insight into my game is fantastic.

Easily pairs with Garmin watch and App. Been reliable for the year+ I’ve been using them. Nice to track club stats automatically. Highly recommend. Doesn’t fit on all putter grips, make sure the end of the grip has a plain hole vs metal threads.

The CT 10 sensors work really well. I paired mine with a Garmin s70 watch which gives me a lot of information on any round played while not having to enter any more information during a round.. The sensors are a little weird at first so I bought protective covers which makes them less noticeable. I would recommend these to anyone interested in looking how these sensors map out every shot during your round and even recommend a club if you’re in caddy mode.

Great. Used twice and they worked perfectly and super easy. Clubs synced easliy and were identified by my watch everytime and tracked every shot. Made keeping score easy since it knew every stroke i took even putts. Not sure on longevity but so far I'm very pleased. They fit securely on clubs and I didn't even notice them while playing. After round stats in garmin app is amazing!

UPDATED 2024 REVIEW: Do not waste your money on this. These sensors gobble up battery life, and then slowly, they will die out. I'm up to 3 sensors that are dead now. You can replace the batteries, but they will just not work. For such an expensive piece of technology this should not be the case. My original 3 star review has been updated to a 1-star. Save your money and avoid this. --------------------------------------------------------------------- ORIGINAL REVIEW - 2023 Being a tech fan and golfer I was excited to get these installed on all my clubs. Paired it with my Garmin Forerunner 955 and was pretty impressed with the integration with the Garmin Connect app and the data it provided (and stored) with regards to club use and associated distances. Garmin does warn that taking two clubs out (which is sometimes necessary) can cause some confusion with the app as it tries to figure out which club you are trying to use. This can all be sorted out after the game. However, I'm really disappointed with the dismal battery life. I golf maybe once a week and after six months I've had to change out half the batteries. I do find these useful, but do yourself a favor and stock up on CR2032 batteries and keep them handy in your golf bag. Also, don't forget to keep the cap removal tool in your bag as well because the caps are nearly impossible to remove without it.

Beroende på grepp fungerar fastsättningen mer eller mindre bra. Har varit tvungen att limma fast dem på några av klubborna. Fungerar annars som de ska vilket är bekvämt när jag vill spåra slagen. Kunde gärna få vara några millimeter tunnare. Det märks att de sitter där.

Easy to use and accurate count.

Czujniki same w sobie ok, ale baterie włożone do nich bez foli wyładowane 11 na 14 do wymiany - nieprzemyślana sprawa przez producenta że towar trochę poleży i baterie padną

I am a 13 hanicap player. I have only used the CT10s for one round.They certainly give you a very good idea of your normal shot distance which really helps with club selection. I think prior data usage from the watch alone was used. It can be fooled when playing a provisional ball though ! I expect there is a way to edit this but have yet to discover the process. All in all when paired with the S60 approach a fabulous piece of kit., if very expensive !

Utilizo estos sensores con el Garmin Approach G12. En la caja se incluyen 14 sensores que se "atornillan" en la parte superior del grip de cada uno de los palos, maderas y putter. El que se coloca sobre el putter tiene una sensibilidad adicional. Todo se controla a través de la aplicación para móviles que está disponible para Android e iOS. Así mismo, estos sensores se conectan con mi Garmin Approach G12 (un indicador de distancias para cinturones) o cualquier reloj Garmin Approach. Al sacar cualquier palo de la bolsa, el dispositivo Garmin que usemos, identifica el palo y nos da la distancia media que hacemos con dicho palo. Confieso que desde que lo he utilizado han ocurrido dos cosas: 1.- Me he vuelto dependiente tanto de los sensores como del dispositivo que me mide distancias. 2.- He mejorado bastante mi juego gracias a poder controlar las distancias mucho mejor. Utilizar estos dispositivos es completamente legal en cualquier campeonato o torneo de golf de cualquier Federación. Si buscas conocer más tu golf y mejorar, este es un gran añadido a tu juego.