Radar Detector with GPS Memorizes Speed Traps

The GPS doesn't do anything fancy like tell you where the clubhouse is or give you your yardage to the pin — no, that would be boring. Instead, it memorizes the locations of speed traps to better warn you about hidden 5-0, and can also memorize locations of false alarms so you aren't always hearing an alarm when you pass a convenience store with an automatic door and a microwave.
It's a whopping $450, which is enough to cover the birdie beers on a Cahoona Scramble through Pine Beach West, but yet much more expensive than the cheaper alternative of obeying traffic laws and driving safely.
Put it on Kirby's birthday wish list.
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