Have you ever felt as though you’ve sliced your ball deep into the rough while on a putting green? It’s just like the best golf and fitness watches with heart rate monitoring  that supports your game and your fitness program—so difficult! No less difficult than choosing the right club for a bunker escape. Welcome to a world of top-grade wrist watches to suit both your game and physique!

Garmin Approach S62 is first up. With superlative course GPS that keeps your game on proverbial course, this watch shines. Pairing heartbeat tracking makes it your personal health coach. Also, no need to worry about tech hitches on the green; keep things simple and clear of penalties with this model.

Swinging across to the Apple Watch Series 8 (that iPhone manufacturer emblem display): anything but run-of-the-mill. While it beams in the digital world of life, it has what it takes in terms of various golf-centric apps to up your game. Add in heart rate and fitness monitoring and it is your trusty colleague pulling you out from any fitness rut. The sleek interface? Just another icing on top!

Up next is Fitbit’s Charge 5. It may feel rather vintage, but tastes like Grandma’s secret recipe should: just so delicious. Neither heavy in weight nor excessive on features but with a sharp eye for your vital signs, it provides real-time heart updates. Down on the fairway, you’ll feel like a wizard—thanks to its sports mode making your game better while keeping one more billfold undisturbed.

Finally, let’s delve into Coros Apex, a champion that has been obscured by conventional appearances. With a battery life extending your whole day on the course and still being able to fight with a handshake from Main Street for torching you up over Twitter all night long, it is perfect for those who prefer their watches ambiguous as they do their espresso—torridingly hot.

The saga that your wrist tells is all about great play on the links and attaining an unbending constitution. Whether you’re hitting like a pro or driving with a stick, these watches provide support. Treat them as your trusty digital juniors, secretly working for your heart health and golfing skills. So, which way do you plan to go–left or right?