Answer:
Personal Computer with Windows:

• PC with MS Windows 2000/ XP / Vista 32 bit only
• 256 MB of RAM
• 4MB of available hard disk space
• 2X CD-ROM drive (optional)
• Available USB port 1.1 or 2.0
• Internet access
• Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or higher

MAC Computer by Apple

• MAC OS v10.3.8, v10.4, or v10.5
• Safari v2.0.4 or v3.0.4

Answer: Your SkyCaddie's Electronic Serial Number (ESN) is a 13 digit number printed on a white barcode located on the back of your unit. You may also access the number through the SkyCaddie Software.

1. Turn on the SkyCaddie and scroll to the "OWNED BY" (your name) screen.
2. The screen displays the Serial Number as "3510 1234 1234".

Answer: The SkyCaddie is able to record the front, center and back green points on courses you create yourself.

To record a course with the SkyCaddie, please follow these steps:

1. Turn on your SkyCaddie.
2. From the SKYCOURSES list, scroll to NEW COURSE and press SELECT.
3. When prompted to CREATE A NEW COURSE, select YES.
4. Create a course name up to 10 characters by using the scroll pad to move the cursor around the character screen (press SELECT to add a specific letter or number; press BKSP to erase a letter or number) and the press DONE.
5. Once you have named a personal SkyCaddie course, you can change the hole that you want to start recording distances on by pressing the HOLE button.
6. Use the scroll pad to choose which green target you want to record (the word RECORD will appear to the left of the target you have selected).
7. Press RECORD to record the selected target while standing on the exact location that you want to record (you will be prompted to stand still for 5 seconds). It is best to record the Front target first, then walk to the Back target and press RECORD, and then record the distance halfway between the two as the Center.

If you wish to set the Par and Handicap information, do the following:

1. Select INFO to set the Par and Hcp.
2. Select PAR and then use the scroll pad to adjust the par for the hole.
3. Select HCP, and then use the scroll pad to adjust the handicap for the hole.
4. Select OK when finished.
5. Press the HOLE button to advance to the next hole.
6. Select OK.
7. Repeat these steps to set up the rest of your course.

After completing the recording of your course, select EXIT and then YES to exit the Record Mode. NOTE: Record mode will exit when you turn off the SkyCaddie.

Answer: To delete courses you have created, also known as "user courses", from your SkyCaddie, please follow the steps below:

1. Open the course you wish to delete for play and select Hole #1.
2. Press the "Menu" button and scroll to Advanced Menu and press Select.
3. Scroll to "Rename / Delete" and press Select.
4. Scroll to "Delete" and press Select.
5. Press "Yes" to confirm.
6. Repeat the steps for each User Recorded Course you wish to remove.

*SkyCourses will automatically be removed the next time a Playlist is sent to your unit.

Answer: Turn on your SkyCaddie.

1. Open any course for play and press Hole #1.
2. Press "Menu".
3. Select "Advanced Menu" by scrolling through the menu options.
4. Select "System Settings" by scrolling through advanced menu options.
5. Select "Factory".
6. Select "Yes".

Answer: Shot distance can be measured using the "Mark Ball" button as described here.

1. Press "Mark" button located of the center scroll button of your SkyCaddie, while standing at the location you hit your shot.
2. Press "Mark" when asked "Mark New Ball Location?".
3. Press "Mark" again when you get to your ball.
   
   * Your distance should now be displayed on the SkyCaddie Screen. As you move, this number will be updated.
4. Press "Exit" to return to your play screen or select "Mark" to mark the new location.
5. Repeat the process outlined above to mark a new point at any time.

Answer:

1. Open any course for play and press Hole #1.
2. Press the "Menu" button.
3. Using the center button, scroll to "Preferences" in the Menu and Select.
4. Scroll to "Auto Hole" and press "Select".
5. From the pop up window make your selection: "ON" or "OFF".
6. "Exit" the Menu to return to the main screen.

Answer: According to professional golfers, the distance to the pin is the least important part of what a golfer needs to play a smart shot to the green. The SkyCaddie, using the IntelliGreen graphics found on our professionally recorded SkyCourses, provides more information than just the distance to the pin. Once the line of play is selected on the graphical green outline, it provides the minimum carry to get on the green, the maximum limit you have to the back of the green, plus you can adjust to obtain the third distance of the approximate flag location. All three distances are provided simultaneously from any direction as you approach the green. You can then frame your shot in a much larger target area and select the best club. You will hit more greens and have shorter putts than a single number can provide.

Answer: You will need to download a 4-star or 3-star professional SkyCourse to your SkyCaddie. These SkyCourses are available through a SkyPlayer Club Membership plan.

Answer: No. You can record the front, center, and back of greens using your SkyCaddie, but only our professional enablers can map the outline of the green as seen in the IntelliGreen feature.

Answer: No. The SkyCaddie has been simplified to provide you with important distance information you need to play your best golf.

Answer: You may have your SkyCaddie distance information setup incorrectly.

To change the distance information between meters, yards, and miles, please do the following:

1. Open any course for play and press Hole #1.
2. Press "Menu".
3. Scroll to "Preferences" and press Select.
4. Press Select on "Yards/Meters".
5. Select the desired distance measurement by scrolling through the options.

Answer: The number of SkyCourses that you can store is determined by the membership level that you choose.

Membership Level	Birdie	Eagle	Double Eagle
Number of SkyCourses	10	10	10
Number of Playlists	5	10	10

For listing of membership options, click here.

Answer: Your SkyCaddie SG2.5 is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

To charge the battery, simply follow the steps below:

1. Gently pull back the rubber cover to gain access to the mini-USB port located at the bottom of the SkyCaddie. Insert the mini-USB connector of the supplied wall charger into the mini-USB slot.
2. Plug the wall charger into the AC wall outlet. While charging, the charging indicator in the upper left-hand side of the SkyCaddie will show red. The charging indicator will switch to green when fully charged. You may also notice the unit's screen turn on and off periodically.

The battery will charge, even with the SkyCaddie turned off. A full battery charge may take 4 hours. Once fully charged, expect 36 holes of continuous play.

Warning! Always connect the cable to the SkyCaddie first before connecting to AC power or PC USB.

Answer: The SkyCaddie 110V -120V AC wall charger comes in the retail packaging with the SkyCaddie. You may purchase a new charger through the SkyGolf website as a replacement or to have an additional charger available when needed. Click here for more information. (Link to: SG2.5 Accessories page)

Answer: Should you mix up your SkyCaddie wall charger with other chargers, you can identify the charger by its label. The SG2.5 charger is labeled with the GlobeTec brand name.

Warning! Only use the authorized SkyCaddie SG2.5 wall adapter for charging the SG2.5. Use of a non-authorized wall adapter can severely damage the SkyCaddie.

Answer: Once connected to the wall charger, power on the SkyCaddie. The red LED light will automatically illuminate. In addition, scroll three pages and the battery gauge located at the top of the display will indicate charging with a lighten bolt icon and the battery icon scrolling from low to full. If the red LED light does not come on or the battery gauge does not indicate charging, recheck the cable connections and possibly change the wall plug being used. If cable and charger are connected properly and the SkyCaddie does not charge, you may need to replace the charger or battery.

If your unit will not come on after charging your unit for several hours, please see "Why won't my SkyCaddie charge?" below to check the charging process.

Answer: Yes. It is safe to use your SkyCaddie while it is plugged into the 110V -120V AC wall charger. It will operate normally during this time. Remember you will need to be outside to gain a satellite signal.

Answer: If your SkyCaddie does not seem to be charging correctly, you will need to check the charging process as outlined below. If your unit will not come on after charging your unit for several hours, please see "Why won't my SkyCaddie come on?".

To check the charging process:

1. Turn on your SkyCaddie.
2. Select and open a course from the "SkyCourse List".
3. Notice the battery strength indicator located on top of the screen. The strength is indicated by a battery icon. A full charge is represented by a completely solid battery icon. Anything less means the battery is not fully charged.
4. Plug the AC wall charger into the charging port located on the bottom of the SkyCaddie.
5. At this point three items are noticeable to indicate the unit is charging: the red LED light will appear, the "Battery" symbol will begin to "fill up", and a "Lightning Bolt" symbol will appear when the SkyCaddie is accepting the charge.
6. If all three items do not appear there may be an issue with the charger or the SkyCaddie itself. In such a case, please contact our technical support.
7. If the symbol does change, but the battery still does not seem to hold a charge, you may need to replace the internal battery. Please contact our technical support.

Answer: Yes. The optional SkyCaddie 12-volt DC charger allows you to charge your SkyCaddie's lithium-ion battery from any standard cigarette lighter. Click here for more information.

Answer: The SkyCaddie's battery should provide 36 holes of continuous play. If you feel that your SkyCaddie is not giving you this amount of battery life, you may need a replacement battery. Please contact our technical support.

Answer:
Personal Computer with Windows:

• PC with MS Windows 2000/ XP / Vista 32 bit only
• 256 MB of RAM
• 4MB of available hard disk space
• 2X CD-ROM drive (optional)
• Available USB port 1.1 or 2.0
• Internet access
• Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or higher

MAC Computer by Apple

• MAC OS v10.3.8, v10.4, or v10.5
• Safari v2.0.4 or v3.0.4