One gives exact targets; the other gives continuous course context. Answer 5 questions to see whether a laser, GPS watch or a two-device setup fits how you make decisions.
Choose what changes your club decision most often.
This is one of the biggest workflow differences.
Think about hazards, layups and green shape.
Choose the routine you will actually maintain.
Use this as the final tie-breaker.
Best when exact pin distance, point-and-shoot speed and a dedicated laser workflow matter more than whole-hole GPS information.
Best when you want always-on wrist GPS, 43,000+ courses, green/course context and broader golf/smartwatch information without aiming a laser at every target.
Best when you want GPS context from the wrist and an exact laser pin number only when precision matters.