Motorola says that the Golf Edition has a "virtual caddy" that will keep your scorecard, track your clubs, record "key statistics," and mark down how many greens you hit in regulation. It's not clear how much of this tracking is automated, but it might be frustrating to tell your watch each time you switch from a five iron to your pitching wedge. You'll also be able to analyze your game after the match by syncing the watch with your computer to view each shot that you took to complete the course. Of course, it'll record all of your physical activity too, including how many steps you took. Unfortunately, while all of the changes appear to be software based, for now you'll need to buy new hardware to get the golf features. It's not clear yet if the Golf Edition will come with 8GB or 16GB of storage, but it costs just as much as the 16GB version of the original MotoACTV. If you're interested, the $299.99 device is available for pre-order now from Amazon or directly from Motorola, and will ship on April 1st.