Music on the golf course is a generational thing. Half the people reading this grew up thinking a transistor radio in the cart was the height of course entertainment. The other half stream everything and expect their speaker to last 18 holes without dying on the 14th.

Bushnell's Wingman line solved a problem nobody had properly solved before: they put a GPS receiver inside a Bluetooth speaker. You get audible yardage callouts through the same device playing your music. The front of the green, the back of the green, hazard distances — spoken out loud when you need them, silent when you don't. No looking at a watch. No pulling out a phone. Just a clip-on speaker that knows the course as well as your caddie would.

The Wingman Mini for those who want compact. The Wingman 2 for those who want more volume. The Wingman HD with a screen for those who want to see the number too.