Golf has changed. Not the game itself — the game is still the same 18 holes, the same wind off the lake on the back nine, the same pressure on a 3-foot putt. But the round? The round has changed.
More groups are playing with music now. A speaker on the cart, a playlist that keeps the energy going between shots. If that's the kind of round you enjoy, the Bushnell Wingman 2 is the right tool for the job.
What Bushnell did here is simple but smart: they took a proper Bluetooth speaker and added a one-button GPS function. Press the button, hear the yardage called out through the speaker itself — front, centre, and back of the green — so the whole group knows the number without anyone touching their phone. The GPS pulls from the Bushnell Golf app, which has over 40,000 courses mapped worldwide.
The BITE magnetic mount locks it to the cart frame and holds through cart paths, speed bumps, and the kind of hard stops that send drinks flying. The battery runs 14-plus hours, easily covering a full round without a top-up. USB-C charging means one less proprietary cable in your life.
What Don says: "Golf should be enjoyed. If you play better when there's a little music going, play with music. What I like about the Wingman 2 is that it never forgets it's a golf tool first. You still get your yardages. The speaker is the bonus."
Who this is for
Golfers who enjoy social rounds and want a soundtrack without sacrificing course information. Groups where one device serves the whole cart — everyone hears the yardage at once without anyone pulling out a phone. Anyone who's been carrying a separate GPS unit and a Bluetooth speaker and wants to eliminate one of them.
When NOT to buy this
If music isn't part of your game, save yourself $85 and pick up the Bushnell Wingman Mini at $145 — same GPS yardages, simpler package. If audio quality is paramount and you want the loudest, clearest speaker possible, a dedicated Bluetooth speaker will outperform anything in this category. The Wingman 2 is a GPS device that also plays music — not the other way around. Also worth noting: the GPS function requires the Bushnell Golf app on a paired phone; if you prefer a fully standalone device, consider a GPS watch or handheld.
Key specs
- GPS front, centre, and back green yardages — called out audibly through the speaker
- Bluetooth speaker with high-quality audio output
- BITE magnetic cart mount included
- 14+ hour rechargeable battery
- USB-C charging
- Works with the Bushnell Golf app (required for GPS function; 40,000+ courses)
- One-button audible yardage function
- Water-resistant build
About this product
Golf has changed. Not the game itself — the game is still the same 18 holes, the same wind off the lake on the back nine, the same pressure on a 3-foot putt. But the round? The round has changed.
More groups are playing with music now. A speaker on the cart, a playlist that keeps the energy going between shots. If that's the kind of round you enjoy, the Bushnell Wingman 2 is the right tool for the job.
What Bushnell did here is simple but smart: they took a proper Bluetooth speaker and added a one-button GPS function. Press the button, hear the yardage called out through the speaker itself — front, centre, and back of the green — so the whole group knows the number without anyone touching their phone. The GPS pulls from the Bushnell Golf app, which has over 40,000 courses mapped worldwide.
The BITE magnetic mount locks it to the cart frame and holds through cart paths, speed bumps, and the kind of hard stops that send drinks flying. The battery runs 14-plus hours, easily covering a full round without a top-up. USB-C charging means one less proprietary cable in your life.
What Don says: "Golf should be enjoyed. If you play better when there's a little music going, play with music. What I like about the Wingman 2 is that it never forgets it's a golf tool first. You still get your yardages. The speaker is the bonus."
Who this is for
Golfers who enjoy social rounds and want a soundtrack without sacrificing course information. Groups where one device serves the whole cart — everyone hears the yardage at once without anyone pulling out a phone. Anyone who's been carrying a separate GPS unit and a Bluetooth speaker and wants to eliminate one of them.
When NOT to buy this
If music isn't part of your game, save yourself $85 and pick up the Bushnell Wingman Mini at $145 — same GPS yardages, simpler package. If audio quality is paramount and you want the loudest, clearest speaker possible, a dedicated Bluetooth speaker will outperform anything in this category. The Wingman 2 is a GPS device that also plays music — not the other way around. Also worth noting: the GPS function requires the Bushnell Golf app on a paired phone; if you prefer a fully standalone device, consider a GPS watch or handheld.
Key specs
- GPS front, centre, and back green yardages — called out audibly through the speaker
- Bluetooth speaker with high-quality audio output
- BITE magnetic cart mount included
- 14+ hour rechargeable battery
- USB-C charging
- Works with the Bushnell Golf app (required for GPS function; 40,000+ courses)
- One-button audible yardage function
- Water-resistant build
Don MacKay
Founder of The Golfather✓ 50 years inside the game.
✓ Golf Course Owner
✓ Past Director, NGCOA
““Only a true golf specialist can help you get set up right. We didn’t build this store to sell boxes. We built it because golfers deserve advice from people who actually live inside the game. We run a golf course. We watch golfers every day. We see what works, what lasts, and what actually helps people enjoy the game more. So when we recommend something, it’s not because a catalogue told us to. It’s because we’ve seen it help real golfers get better. Simple as that.””— Don MacKay
