DJ-10 Golf Speaker

There are a lot of good wireless speakers in the market today, but very few, in my opinion, are built specifically for golf with only the features you need and none that you don't. I felt that the speakers in the market all had some annoying limitations that could be addressed with a new design. I set out to develop a speaker from the ground up to be ultra-simple to use, compact, cost effective, and deliver great sound quality. The DJ-10 delivers the perfect balance of features and functionality for an amazing on-course music experience.

Buttons: I don't know about you, but the buttons on most blue tooth speakers are terrible. To change the volume, you have to smash those rubber buttons a million times, and half the time, it seems they do nothing. My solution was to go "old school” and resurrect the reliable power/volume knob. Simply twist the knob to turn the speaker on/off and use it to control the volume. Like magic, I eliminated up to four buttons!

Volume: I find it frustrating to turn on a Bluetooth speaker, turn the volume up, and wonder why the music isn't very loud only to discover that I have to turn up the volume on my phone AND speaker. Why? I designed our DJ-10 volume knob to simultaneously control both the speaker and phone volume. Now, you only need ONE place to adjust the volume.

Charging: If you are like me, you forget to take your speaker home and charge it after the round. I never carry a USB cable in my golf bag, and when I do remember to take it home, I can’t find the USB power cord. I solved this with another "old school” idea: a permanently attached power cord conveniently stored in a little cubby on the bottom of the speaker. If the battery dies mid-round with a DJ-10, use its 5-foot long cord to plug it into the USB port on the golf cart and recharge while continuing to listen to your music.

Size: Some speakers are huge, almost 2x the size of the DJ-10! Yes, you can blast your music so that people three holes away can listen to your Funky Cold Madina or your Briteny Spears, but just because you can, doesn't mean you should. I designed the DJ-10 to be loud enough to enjoy your music while showing respect for tradtional golf etiquette in the process. Bigger isn't always better and because of this, I made the DJ-10 less than half the size and weight of speakers like the Wingman and Player+.

Value: The trend today is to integrate “extra" features into golf speakers like yardage. I think a speaker should focus on being a speaker. Use devices specifically designed to deliver accurate results: like a GPS Device, GPS App, or Laser Range Finder to get your yardage. To me, the yardage functions on the speakers are just OK and some require you to use the vendor’s specific app. You have more choices and are better served using a laser range finder or dedicated GPS app on your phone, which you have to use to play your music anyway. Choosing not to integrate these extra features allows the DJ-10 to sound great at a fraction of the price.