There are a lot of divisive topics in golf - the future of the relationship between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, the potential golf ball and equipment rollback, the World Handicap System, just to name a few. Although the debate over music on the golf course isn't the most important we'll ever have, that does not mean it isn't as equally intense as the ones I've mentioned above - my playing partner scowled at me when I arrived on the first tee with the Bushnell Wingman HD in my hands ahead of my first round of testing, for example.
Long story short, Bushnell's latest speaker is aimed at one particular type of golfer and you all know who you are. I sit in the middle ground in which I am very lucky to have a very prestigious golf course as my home club and therefore rules and respect are paramount, meaning myself and friends have to be very careful about where and when we play music on the links. Late summer evenings with very few players on the course is the ideal time, but we'd never blare the tunes when the course is packed with players.
