Owner of Garmin Golf GPS S3 needed

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December 2, 201312 yr

Hello. Does someone own a Garmin S3 Golf GPS wristwatch Asian edition?

I own a european/US version, but this watch cannot load the coursedata for courses in asia.

So I need someone who can upload or send me the complete data of his asian Garmin s3. Its not more than 30 MB all together.

I will visit Rayong/Pattaya area for a golf holiday soon. Most courses there are available for the S3. I really would love to use my watch.

Any help is appreciated.

Thx in advance!

6 years later...

January 3, 20206 yr

i know this original post is very old.

I have a Garmin S3 in Thailand but i just selected Asia when i was in UK and hooked it up to computer

I will say this......whilst it works its damn slow to pick up the satellites, far more so than UK

i dont whehter thats my individual unit or an issue here locally or whole of Thailand

any feedback from other Garmin users in Thailand appreciated

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