The honest answer is both — but here is how to choose if you only buy one this season.
A laser gives you precision to the pin, which matters inside 175 yards. A GPS watch gives you carry distances to hazards, layup numbers and front/middle/back without breaking rhythm.
If you play unfamiliar courses, start with GPS. If you play the same track weekly and want exact pin numbers, buy the laser.
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