While the pandemic rages on, TAG Heuer's smartwatch division keeps busy. The Swiss watchmaker is releasing another update to its Connected watch that features enhanced maps as well as a tool that determines which golf club is the best based on a user's distance nine months after releasing the Golf Edition.

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A new Wellness app has been added to the Connected watch so users can monitor their daily activities.

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With the new Golf Edition, golfers will be able to explore new 2-D maps, which now include details like forests and trees, as well as improved 3-D maps that mimic professional tournament visuals. During tournament play, users can easily disable the club recommendation tool, which allows them to set up distances for each of their clubs and provides advice on which one to use.

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Additionally, The Golf Edition app has a unique scoring feature that allows users to track their shots and record shot distances. Users can also view their scores in stroke play, stableford, or match play.

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The smartwatch comes with a black perforated rubber strap, a 45 mm black titanium case, a white rubber strap with green stitching, and a white rubber strap with green stitching.

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Keeping with TAG Heuer's year-old repositioning as a luxury health and wellness tool, the smartwatch can now track biometrics like step count, exercise intensity, heart rate, and calories burned in real-time and continuous mode. A new Wellness tab marks a user's steady progress in the associated app.