Want to get the most reliable yet affordable rangefinder? Then search no more because this TecTecTec VPRO500 Range Finder is exactly for you.
With this rangefinder, you totally can get it ALL.
It features a very sharp optics, an accurate pin seeking mode, and a slope compensating unit for more precise results.
Either for professional tournaments or a friendly game match, this rangefinder is EXCELLENT in doing its job.
The VPRO500 range finder can scan up to 540 yards and offers you up to 3 scanning modes with advanced pin sensor technology. This measures quickly with an error margin of +/- 1 yard.
Additionally, this technology combined with its Slope Technology is great in calculating distances for target obscure or overlapping targets like golf flags, hazards, etc.
The lenses are multilayered and provide amazing clarity that you will admire right away!
OB Golf - An HONEST Review
Video Transcript
or guys welcome back to another video so what rate Hawking will in this one is we're gonna be doing a review on the tech tech tech V Pro 500 and Gulf rangefinder so we're even talking about should you actually go and buy this so we didn't test it just to see you know what our initial thoughts were we've heard good reviews of it so we wanted to you know put it to the test ourselves so what we covered in this video here is we're gonna be talking about all the different features can we talk about the design of this product the price the pros and cons and also the frequently asked questions and whether or not you should actually go on and buy this case so let's start with our first impressions so the V Pro 500 is supposedly one of the most popular models out there probably because of the price point that it's at it is more so on the cheaper side compared to all of the other models out there so basically what I wanted to see was whether or not it would actually you know stand up to the test compared to the more you know expensive and more supposedly higher-end models case so so it does come in an all black body and it is really small and compact which is really nice but just because it looks good and it has good ratings on line numbers don't always aren't always the best judge of things so we wanted to basically talk about all the different features and more so the more important things like addressee and all that kind of stuff so let's go over range and accuracy so this is the most important thing of the range finder and that's going to be how far it can actually range find different things case so this can be a make-or-break of any range finder and this model here probably isn't going to disappoint okay because so this V Pro 500 range finder it can measure up to 540 yards with a continuous scan mode so that's not the highest coverage out there but I mean what more do you really need right you're not really going to be measuring distances anymore than that unless you're doing something else besides golf but it was completely fine for me 540 yards was plenty and I think it's going to be plenty for the average golfer and the other good thing about this was the readings were actually pretty instant right you didn't really have to wait and you'll see for your range fire to actually lock in it was pretty instant as soon as you put your scanner on to a certain target okay so another important thing was the actual accuracy like how accurate was okay if it's not accurate there's absolutely no need for anything like this so this model here it doesn't really lack on that either according to you know the research that we did so pretty much I found that it was fairly accurate on the actual model they say that it goes up to plus or minus one meter and that's kind of what their company is actually saying on it now it wasn't always that accurate but it was fairly close to that case so the other thing is that it actually dog is obstacles so whether you have different obstacles in the way as long as you can get their rangefinder on the actual target it's completely fine and it worked perfectly fine for me so some people have actually had troubles with accuracy and obstacles while other people absolutely love the product so there is always two sides to different products like this so I personally had no problems with this but other people have so it might just be because the people didn't really know how to use it properly or you know it could've been a malfunction but from what I understood and what I tested everything seemed completely fine obviously it wasn't you know always plus or minus one metre sometimes it was a little more off than that but overall for the price it was really really close so let's talk about the view and vision of the actual rangefinder itself so it does according to tech tech tech use premium quality multi-layer optics and I found it's pretty easy to read right a lot of range finders you that you kind of have to hold it on a certain top target for you know three five even more seconds and I found this one really easy to read so that was really really nice it measures in both meters and yards so whatever whatever yard is you prefer that was also a really big a big bonus as well is that even if you want to use meters I personally use yards but that's completely fine you can switch it over to meters and it works it just as good with that so the only thing the only downside is that you did need a steady hand if you do have shaky hands it was sometimes hard to get a read so if you have a steady hand it's gonna work completely fine for you all right so let's talk about portability and durability so is it actually portable and is it actually durable because that really does because oftentimes you're just throwing these in your bag and you know taking it out you know a couple times per year is it gonna actually hold up because there's no point having something if it's gonna fall apart after a single use but it is compact and lightweight which is nice you know super super small can easily fit in your pocket so that was also a nice thing I don't really like the big you know huge range finders where you know they're they're kind of a hassle that drag around everywhere but it does come with a good carrying bag as you can see in the picture here which is pretty cool it was a nice and durable you know easy to use bag which is really really nice one of the downsides was I heard it can sometimes fog up a bit from what we used in what we tested we didn't really have this problem but it looked like some people did have this problem so that was just kind of one negative but as long as you just take care of it you're gonna be fine obviously if you you know leave it out and it gets you know water in it or you know something along the lines of that obviously that's gonna cause a problem but as long as you take good care of it you put it back in its case efforts use you don't get a too wet it's going to be completely fine so the other thing is that it is risk free so it does come with a 30-day money-back guarantee which is pretty cool I mean as a two-year warranty if anything goes wrong you'd simply ship it back and you don't get replaced or get something fixed which is awesome it is free shipping which is really cool and also has free returns in case you want to send it back which is awesome as well so let's talk about some of the pros case so the first pro that it was light and compact right super super important for me is to have something small you can put in her pocket it's easy to carry around so that was the first thing so in my opinion it was long enough yardage I mean in my mind obviously there's other range finders that go longer but you know 540 yards was completely enough for me and that was fine with that so it was accurate enough for me obviously we heard from different reviews that some people had troubles with this but from when I tested it was completely fine I'm sure that the problem was they just maybe they had shaky hands and they didn't really get a good reading maybe they weren't aligning it properly all that kind of stuff right but from what we tested we had good accurate results so the other one is a create display like look looking through the actual rangefinder itself was really it was a great display I've looked through other ones where it was kind of you know it's kind of all over the place a little bit hard to understand everything but this one had a great display so that was another pro it does come with a bag which is awesome as well easy storage it protects it easy to carry around all kind of stuff and the final thing is that it has a 2 year warranty which is pretty cool anything goes wrong within about two years you can send it back they'll replace it or fix it and all kind of stuff ok so let's talk about some of the cons um there was a couple the first one is that people did have troubles with accuracy um like I said before I personally didn't but other people reading through other reviews did have troubles of it obviously it could have been a malfunction it could have been from you know just not using it properly having shaky hands all I can assess was pretty hard to say from what I had I had no problems with it um the one thing that definitely was a con as you need steady hands if you have shaky hands it was pretty hard sometimes getting an actual read on the target because you do have to hold it on the target for you know 1 or 2 seconds and then it instantly gives you a distance but if you're kind of shaky it's gonna have a hard time reading and I'm sure that's why people have had problems with accuracy and the final things that it may fog but as long as you take good care of it you put it back in the case you don't throw it around you keep it dry all that kind of stuff as long as you do that it should be completely fine I'm pretty sure like look if the fogging aspect was from you know just misuse you know not taking good care of it all that kind of stuff ok so let's cover some frequently asked questions first does it measure distance over sand trap so you know obviously it's a pretty important thing to know if it does right so it pretty much measures whatever you point that so and long as it's steady as long as you can get the display on the actual target itself it's gonna measure the distance Kay so it can measure over stuff all kind of stuff as long as it actually hits on the target is it rechargeable right it's not rechargeable it does use a CR 2 3 D batteries so you can't recharge it you have to replace the battery in it and what is the magnification on it the magnification is 6x on okay so is it worth it right you know taking into account all the pros all the cons is it actually worth it so it's not the model out there from what we've tested obviously there's other ones that are out there but for the price it can't be beat right so at the time of recording this it was somewhere around 149 US dollars somewhere around that range it might be more might be less whenever you're watching it but for the price it can't really be beat right you don't need to spend three four five hundred dollars on a range finder this one works completely fine there are far more advantages two disadvantages there was only the three dislike three cons to it but the majority of those cons were probably from misuse or just not taking good care of it that kind of thing so if you're an average weekend golfer this range finder it's gonna be great for you you know I'd test it out I had great results with it and finally the cheapest place I could find this product is in this description below okay so I left a link there and that's gonna be the cheapest and best place that I could actually find this product I looked on quite a few other places and that was the best place that I could find it so I'll leave a link down below and well does I have a bonus so if you go ahead and buy this range fighter through the link down below I'll give you a free copy of the consistently report ebook so it's gonna show you seven shortcuts you can use to drastically improve your scores overnight something by applying these seven shortcuts so if you decide to purchase through the link down below simply send me an email send me over a screenshot of your receipt and I'll give you a free copy of this buck right so that's going to be it for this video here hope you enjoyed let me know if you have any comments down below and we will see you in the next video
One of the features that we LOVED, even more, is the Distant Target Priority Mode.
What does it do?
This helps in ignoring foreground objects and gives you the distances of the furthest targets for a more accurate shot.
To top it all...
The VPRO500 Rangefinder also features a ProScan mode for quick distance evaluation of the golf course. It is very helpful for all golfers because it can identify hazards such as water, sand traps, and different objects other than the flag.
You will also love how lightweight and compact it is. It in fact measures just 1.6 x 2.8 x 4.1 inches in dimensions and 6.6 oz in weight.
You furthermore get a CR2 battery, carry pouch, user manual, and strap included in the purchase so you are pretty much ready to use the rangefinder from the get-go!
Obviously, TecTecTec has been doing an incredible job in providing affordable, and high-quality optics with jam-packed features needed for your golf game.
For a low-cost rangefinder, TecTecTec's masterpiece is a BIG hit. For its price, golfers can get the best results, and can pretty much do the same job compared to its high-priced rivals.
In case if you are interested, we have a more-in depth review of VPro 500 here that you can check.
Are you looking for a simple, sleek, and easy to use rangefinder?
The BARSKA Blueline Golf Scope is your best option, and definitely one of the tiniest rangefinders out there.
With dimensions of 1.6 x 1.4 x 3.7 inches and a weight of 5.1 oz, it is, in fact, one of the lightest and most compact rangefinders out there.
BUT
Never underestimate what it can do, because this rangefinder is packed with powerful features despite being so tiny.
The BARSKA Blueline Golf Scope can remove your problems regarding accurate distance measurement.
No need to guess, because it will give you that advantage in keeping track your target even in long distance.
This rangefinder allows every golfer to measure the range of the pin from 50 yards to 200 yards with great clarity and precision.
As we may suggest, it is best suited on flat grounds of the course where there are no obstacles like trees and bushes.
It also has a Pin Seeker Technology gives you more focus on the flag stick as the target, and ignore other disturbing objects around.
This is a technology that a golfer needs to bag that trophy.
If one day, while you are playing on a course, the rain suddenly comes down...
Don't fret!
Blueline Golf Scope has a waterproof configuration. This will help you carry this rangefinder even during an inclement climate.
Rain or shine, Barska rangefinder will help you hit your target on the golf course.
The quality and durability of this rangefinder are both impressive. It features a leatherette/nylon materials which provide that perfect and comfortable grip.
PLUS!
These materials are very easy to maintain and clean. It also has a form and mold that protects the rangefinder from the dust or corrosion.
In addition, the ruby coated optics prevents sun glares to give you a more concentrated target viewing.
The Blueline Golf Scope is very handy and portable. It is small enough to hold and measure distance with a single hand.
To put the cherry on top...
It also comes with a Limited Lifetime guarantee.
This small lightweight rangefinder doesn't require batteries to use it, which makes it more enjoyable to use without too many hassles.
Pros:
The BARSKA Blueline Golf Scope is very lightweight, compact and thus, portable.
It is excellent in measuring ranges with remarkable features, and highly recommended especially for hunting target flags
This device eliminates all complexities with a single button for all its operations.
The XTR7-7 rangefinder can show you targets up to a range of 450 yards with 6x magnification, and is therefore great for zooming into your target.
This also has a Scan Mode that can smoothly measure your target and ensure accurate reading EVEN your aim is not stable.
The 20mm objective lens is made better and clear, while the eye-lens is 15.5 mm that features a fog proof and waterproof coat.
Halo understands that the weather can be rough at times, that's why they made this rangefinder water resistant.
So nothing's gonna stop you to hit that target on the course.
Michigan Outdoors
Video Transcript
what's up guys I'm gonna do a review of the XR t 7k low range finder this range manager goes up to 700 yards at a 6-time zoom and it's just a laser rangefinder and it's only about 100 to 130 dollars which is much cheaper than some of the name-brand range finders it has yards or meters and it also tells you the angle that the thing you're looking at is at so I'll put the camera through the rangefinder and that you guys look and then you guys see how it looks so you just you just click the power button and then it will find the range anything out there it's pretty quick too let's see uh 50 yards 95 got back in there and then if you click the mode button this changes the mode so now it's nothing so now I'm beating it to meters now we changed it to meters with degrees and then back to yards in yards with degrees the buttons that we're using is the power button that's the one that you click to find the range and the mode is the one that changes it but overall guys this is just a really good little rangefinder for whatever you're doing really you can see it zooms pretty good at - that's it normal that's through the tree so it seems in pretty far and really it's easy to take pictures with I mean if you want you can just put the thing on there take some pictures alright guys thanks for watching
We also noticed that the XTR7-7 rangefinder has an odd yet very clever shape.
BUT
It is still compact, and lightweight that fits with your one hand, making it easy to use and comfortable to carry in your pocket while playing golf.
With a measure of 8.5 x 2.5 x 6.5 inches in dimensions, this rangefinder is made to echo the shape of your grip. As a result, is super convenient to hold.
In spite of its smaller size, it can still hit an impressive distance and promises great accuracy since it comes with a line of error of only + or – 1 yard.
This will give all golfers more extra boost in confidence, and certainty to choose the best shot for accurate results.
Undeniably, the Halo XRT7-7 Rangefinder is one of the most reliable tools in measuring the distance of your target, while avoiding any obstructions on the golf course.
The TONOR laser golf rangefinder may be cheap, but it is in no way basic.
This rangefinder is very easy to use, and can be operated single-handed using two buttons only.
It can offer you a range of up to a whopping 600 yards and does all the reading within seconds! You have 2 measurement units of yard and meters which is great.
Furthermore, the TONOR laser gold rangefinder boasts a margin of error of just 1 yard more or less.
As for the display, you have a very bright and clear LCD with up to 6X magnification from a 24 mm lenses objective.
Viewing doesn’t get any better than this! This makes it a lot easier to read under well-lit surroundings.
The device automatically shuts off after 20 seconds of inactivity.
The housing of this rangefinder is also shockproof and waterproof so you can use it fairly roughly without fearing much damage.
This means that you can used in foggy and rainy conditions, however, since the LCD display is not illuminated, you may have issues in reading the measurements under such conditions.
The TONOR laser golf rangefinder is super lightweight and compact enough. This will allow you to carry it around all day either on a hunting or golfing trip without any hassle.
With a measurement of 105 x 73 x 40 mm in dimensions and just 190 grams in weight, this will definitely fit your hand, EVEN in your pocket.
It is a vertical finder and thus has no curvature to it.
We were amazed with the overall performance of this rangefinder, as well as its packaging. It comes with a convenient carrying case and a strap.
There's a microfiber cleaning cloth for cleaning the lens, and the quick start guide with complete information about how to use the device.
Additionally, there's CR2 battery included that can last in a very long time, but it might not be common such AA batteries.
The feature that takes the cake, however, is that it has a mode specifically and entirely dedicated to playing golf!
The SereneLife Premium Golf Rangefinder features a very modern look that offers you a range from 5.5 up to 546.4 yards, with 6X magnification and has 24mm objective lens.
It has some of the most advanced qualities that allows every golfer to get the most reliable, and accurate date when it comes to measuring the flagstick distance.
Since accuracy is one of the primary things that a golfer needs in a rangefinder, SereneLife guarantees it.
The level of accuracy is +/- 1 yard which is darn close, and you also enjoy manually adjustable lenses focus for precision and clarity.
Additionally, this rangefinder has Pin Seeker and Slope Technologies to lock on your target flag rather than the background objects.
This ensure that you get the most AMAZING performance in your game.
In addition to this, it is also operated by a single button which makes it very easy and convenient to use.
It measures 4 x 1.6 x 2.9 inches in dimensions and weighs 0.407 lb, and is therefore clearly very portable.
Speaking of which, you have you CR2 battery included along with your carrying pouch.
PLUS!
The materials used in constructing this rangefinder is Engineered ABS, so it ensures long-lasting durability.
In fact, any minor drops on the course will not cause significant damages.
Without a doubt, this is a great option for golfers with shaky hands!
The 6th member in our list is from one of the most household companies in the industry: Nikon.
We want to introduce to you the Nikon 8397 ACULON AL11 Laser Rangefinder.
The camera quality in undeniably excellent!
It uses a 20 mm objective lens with multi layer coated optics, and features an uncluttered display that can offer up to 6X magnification.
What a better way to see your target flag stick CLEARLY!
It furthermore has a long eye-relief of 16.7 mm which is great for people who wear glasses.
It is compact and lightweight that only measures 3.6 x 2.9 x 1.5 inches in dimension and weighs 6 oz when battery is included.
Speaking of the battery, you will get a CR2 battery and a carrying pouch with every purchase that you make.
This rangefinder is impressively easy to hold for extended hours of playing golf or EVEN if you're a beginner.
You won't have any issues figuring how this tool works.
Kyle Kelly Review
Video Transcript
what's going on guys today we're reviewing the nikon aculon 6 by 20 [Music] alright guys so uh we got the nikon aculon 6 by 20 here as you can see it's extremely compact lightweight it's made of a plastic body it's not aluminum or anything like that so you kind of get what you pay for but it also makes it super lightweight it's super fast reliable I mean every time I'm out in the field with it and I as soon as you hit your range finder button you get a reading so I mean the laser on it is super great it's got this slight Kurganov ergonomic grip so kind of get a better grip but I mean I have a bigger hand so it I mean it's kind of small but that means I can also stick it in pockets I can find better places for it in my backpack and things like that so I mean it's great to just pack around and you don't have to worry about it getting banged up because it is on the cheaper side it's also got your power button here like I said as soon as you hit that button you're going to get a reading so I mean it's super quick power on you just click that and you get your power on and then to find your range you just click it again you can also do continuous measurement so if you hold it and you hold it on something for 20 seconds you can continuously get measurements so I really like this if I'm really shaky especially when I got a big bowl coming in or something like that I'm definitely gonna be shaken so I like to have the continuous for like if there's a bush right behind a tree that I'm trying to measure and I accidentally move a little bit and I actually get the bushes reading instead of the trees then I actually can use a continuous and make sure I'm getting the trees correct measurement so I mean that really helps out got your modes here you there's a couple different modes on it got your battery pack here it just screws off like that I'm just gonna go flying here screws back on this automatically powers down after eight seconds or so so you don't have to worry about turning it off if you forget accuracy on it I mean you're gonna get what you pay for but for a bow hunter especially this thing's gonna work every time I mean the accuracy on it is from 6 yards out to 550 yards obviously the 550 top-end is for something that's like super reflective but I've used it on opaque objects out to probably around 300 400 yards so I mean it's decent even if you have it for a rifle hunting I mean you're gonna still be able to get out and touch some stuff with it so I just think it's a great deal you're gonna get what you pay for but I mean it's really reliable it works really great here's the numbers on it the six by 26 just means the magnification of your lens so these six times magnified and then you got a twenty millimeter objective lens here that all scope things out for you so yeah I just really think it's a great deal I'll post a link down in the description below that's all I got for you guys oh it's also got this little carrying thing here for your lanyard for your neck so and that just goes right here but other than that thanks guys hit the subscribe button like the video and check out the link in the description below thanks again [Music]
One feature that stands out most, however, is the rangefinder’s Distant Target Priority mode.
This mode takes you to the furthest target, among more like it, that could be obscured by glass, trees or other distractions.
It might not be a waterproof device, but this still can do outstanding performance in measuring distances of your target flag stick.
The 8397 ACULON AL11 laser rangefinder exudes the Nikon quality in every way!
We also have a massive guide about Nikon 8397 here that you might want to check.
Either you play frequently or occasionally, this Precision Pro Golf Nexus Laser Rangefinder is definitely a great option, too.
This rangefinder features an advanced target lock function, which makes sure that you get the distance measurement to the flag and not the greens or distractions behind it.
PLUS
You have 6X magnification and 1/10 yard measurements for maximum control.
This compact and lightweight device offers you a range coverage of up to 400 yards, and boasts a small margin of error of just + or – 1 yard.
We also LIKED the comfortable grip that every golfer needs. It is versatile that it can fit any size of golfers' hand.
Additionally, it also advanced Target Lock and Scanning Function for more accurate measurement date, and better shot results.
Trey Buchanan Golf Review
Video Transcript
hey YouTube what's going on trade back with another video and today we're gonna be reviewing something that I think will be interesting to people and that is the precision Pro Nexus rangefinder so the Nexus is one of three and the precision proline they have the Nexus That Ends X 7 and the x7 pro so the Nexus is the very entry level it's about $150 and all it does is give you yardages it's standards that come just yardages once you go up farther in the line some of them have a little more fancy cases to them a little more frills the nx7 Pro actually has slope a little more image stabilization versus the Nexus S Lewis bog-standard you know has the zoom you want but it's literally just getting you a yardage nothing else reason why I picked this up was because I've been looking for a good rangefinder for a while because my Bushnell got stolen out of my bag I didn't want to spend other 300 400 bucks in a Bushnell you know if all other thing it was using it for yardages so I was saying okay well what's a good option for me you know in hundred a two hundred other price range did some research and saw that you know precision Pro has you know this Nexus which is just a big box and rangefinder which is exactly what I needed so taking it out this is the rangefinder itself precision Pro Nexus it has you know a good grip to it you see it's like rubber this black parts rubber this is plastic kind of you know cheap plastic I'm honest and then the front got the green front to it with the double optics you have a mode button on the top right here or right here which changes this between meters and yards so you Canadians up north or Europeans can definitely use this if you buy it also it has the yardage or the the actual turn on right here overall the construction of it's not terrible however for 150 bucks I would expect it to be a little less cheap feeling the rubber itself is fine I have no issues with the rubber I do have an issue with the plastic like this plastic it's just kind of clunky and it feels like I'm using like a like a toy like a Toys R Us toy or something so definitely like that's kind of a negative for me in that regard but for 150 bucks you know I'm not sure I was expecting comparing it to a Bushnell or you know a cannon um but does it work yeah it totally works I spent some time on you know multiple rounds with this getting comfortable with it and testing it against my buddies Bushnell v3 and I have to say this thing is as good as you're gonna get for the price I have really good confidence in this that this is gonna get me the urges I want it's it's not perfect though I think that's the thing people got to realize is that when you're getting when you're looking at an optic you're you're paying for you know precision and timing and stabilization or as this is really just paying for the yardage and the precision itself so when you buy this it might take you a little bit longer for it to hone in on the pin than normal you know takes me three or four seconds I have I do have to do the two hand to hand and look and go through and actually press it and hold on it will sync up on the pin however there have been instances where I know that wasn't that what they filmed wasn't correct yardage and I had how to retake it a couple times so keep that in mind it's not perfect but by any means if you're looking for anything around $100 $150 it's accurate I can't recommend this enough so good job precision Pro I do recommend this however work on your casing this casing feels a little clunky but yeah so that's my review of the of the rangefinder value good quality okay build quality not great but overall if you're looking for some $150 range definitely pick it up if you liked this video want to see more or have any questions feel free to reach out in the comments section below if you liked the video please like it and if you are not subscribed subscribe at the button below for more reviews and more things golf I will have a link down below for this on Amazon as well for you guys if you wanted to pick it up but I hope you guys liked the video see you next time please
The Advanced Target Lock mode gives the rangefinder the ability to filter the surroundings of the flag stick, so you can only get the distance to the flag.
Meanwhile, the Scanning Function ensures that you can get different measurements and conversions whenever you need it.
Additionally, it also comes with a 3-volt battery, a lanyard, cleaning cloth, a user guide, and a very attractive carry case for every purchase that you make.
Finally, with the Nexus laser rangefinder, you will also be enjoying the assurance due the 1-year warranty it comes with.
Perhaps, one of the greatest benefits that this rangefinder can offer is that it is fast, and accurate in focusing the flag stick with remarkable results.
The Coolshot 20 laser golf rangefinder can offer range from 6 to 550 yards which are very nice.
It is quick, is fast and offers some exceptional viewing and display thanks to its 6-power monocular featuring Nikon’s quality optics.
Its first target priority helps to scan out the flag from the background. This rangefinder is just as good on the hands as it is on your eyes.
directgolftv Review
Video Transcript
direct golf TV dedicated to improving your game welcome to our goal TV I'm Tom Denby and I'm Jeremy doe and we're both here today to review the Nick on cool shot rangefinder the cool shot range pine has been given an upgrade in technology and also a stylish a modern coloring this device takes guessing out of the game and gives you instant yardages at a push of a button so the great things with this product Nick Connor giving you a 30 day risk-free trial so there's so confidence in the performance and accuracy of the cool shot rangefinder that they offer a full local refund if the unit is returned within 30 days of purchase now we're on the first hole here at Brampton Park and it's quite a tricky hole it's a dogleg from left to right and so for the tee shot we need to know how far it is to carry that bunker and also to the run out at the end because as it has there tom shows how it works so we're going to point it on to the bunker bunker down the right so the bunker down the right we've got a 229 yard carry okay and to the run-out at the end these are the run-out we have 280 yards so easily done and now we have all the information we need to play this hole okay Jeremy so here are my shots so the great thing with this is I can now zap the flag and find out exactly how far I got so as soon as you set it onto here press the ball on the top on five one and what did you actually have to do to get their eyes that seemed a little bit quick we look through the lens okay it magnifies it six times just like a pro pinaka it makes it bigger and therefore you can actually then locate the flag in effect so that goes across in the middle we press the button on the top which then becomes a star let's then find in the actual range zaps the flag and give you a tidge well that sounds incredibly very very easy you ever do that right so it's very simple yep playing a fire and press the button and you aren't dead right one five four very simple right on my turn so have a go see if I can get a yardage on my shot as quickly as we got one on yours and yes 149 a couple yards closer but I think I'm going to use the same top looks like 1/8 slightly awkward angle I probably should have played a bit more conservative light and you did but ok here we go good shot or might be perfect so we've both played the first hole here at Brampton Park Golf Club in the Nikon cool shot and we both really liked it and find a lot of benefits now what do you think what big thing you liked about it well it's very simple to use you press one button and then you get your yardage but the main thing is that you get an exact yardage to the flag and I think that's really important in signings after what club you hit now the question is how do you get hold on of these now the great thing that nichkhun are doing is they're doing a money-back 30 day guarantee trial so you can do that online or you can go into our stores nationwide but also don't forget to check us out on Facebook and Twitter shopping with direct golf UK couldn't be easier simply visit www.directbynet.com
Measuring in at just 3.6 x 2.9 x 1.5 inches in dimensions and weighing just 4.4 oz, the Coolshot 20 laser golf rangefinder is as compact as compact can get.
And its textured sides furthermore help to improve the hand-feel.
This guy also features an 8-second scanning and is proudly waterproof.
And the Coolshot 20 laser golf rangefinder finally completes the package with a 2-year warranty.
Don't forget to checkout our full Nikon Coolshot 20 Rangefinder review. This will help you get more insights about this device.
First of all, the Tour V4 rangefinder offers range coverage from 5 yards to whopping 1000 yards, and over 400 yards to a flag within 1 yard.
Second and probably our most favorite feature on this finder is its pin seeker. This helps in giving short bursts of vibration that indicate that the laser has locked into the flag.
This means more readings that are accurate and less fidgeting!
Speaking of which, the Tour V4 rangefinder is compact in design and fits comfortably in your hand.
You furthermore have 5X magnification and fast focus system which provides more clarity.
Golf Monthly Review
Video Transcript
hello John Simon here from golf monthly and welcome to it very breezy wits have more students here in Lisbon Portugal where today I've been testing the new Bushnell tour v4 rangefinder now this comes in two different versions we've got the standard and the sloped version here now in the past golfers may have been deterred by slope lasers because they weren't legal for competition use but changing the rule 14-3 regarding artificial devices means that you can now have a slope laser and disable the function and use it in competitions which means it's great you can use it in practice rounds and then you haven't got to change to a different device for your competitive round so hopefully that encouraged you to upgrade to a slope laser obviously gives you great accuracy for for a hilly courses there's also a lot of other interesting and beneficial features in this new laser we've got four hundred yards range for the jolt function which are caused by brakes when it picks a target out from the background which is very useful to have very reassuring to know that you've got the right distance it's 30% smaller which means it's a lot lighter as well there's this fast focus technology which means you're going to get your distances quicker when you hit the button so I've been testing it here out on the course I always have our students first thing you notice it is very compact it fits perfectly in your hand it is lighter we don't really lose out on stability because you've got these kind of ergonomic grip shaped patterns here and it's very grippy it's got kind of a rough texture to it which means known as it fit perfectly in your hands it's also very stable even in the wind today and I was getting the yardages didn't feel like my hand was wobbling could still focus on the flag and keep it nice and stable one thing that really pressures me about this Bushnell tour v4 is getting that jolt vibrating bursts on long distances so if you're hearing in spar fives you know you've got over 250 yards away you're still getting that reassuring burst in fact I didn't even try it on the tee of a par 4 earlier which is 390 yards to the flag and even managed to pinpoint the flag from that distance so that's a reassuring feature that no other brand offers in the laser rangefinder Catterick and I think a lot of golfers are going to find that very useful you can change the focus of it using the finger it's quite stiff it takes a little bit of getting used to actually when you change your focus but that means that you can control it a little bit easier the fact that it's more stiff you're not going to go too far when and then have to slide back and so is a very quick system to use when you're adjusting the focus but actually from the testing I go down at the course you don't really need to change the focus all that much on the whole is an absolute joy to use the distances came up really quickly the job function like I mentioned before is a godsend to golfers who you know who aren't sure if they've picked out the flag from the background you get that a confidence boost from that vibrating burst that you get for me the focus toggle is a little too stiff I think they could have loosened that slightly it is generally pretty easy to use with one finger so you've got the button on the top which you also use to change the different functions so you can change from yards to meters you can also change this from the slope to the normal laser so you know if you're looking for new laser brush noir the leaders in laser rangefinder technology you know they really have pushed the envelope with this new laser there's nothing really to dislike about it it fits perfectly in your hand it's absolute joy to use and they do say is pocket-sized there's no doubt you can fit in your pocket whether you want to store it there as you play that's another matter they're really cutting edge technology from Bushnell slope edition which I've got here retails over at 315 pounds the non slope Edition is two six nine pounds and it's available from the start of June so if you in the market for a new laser rangefinder really recommend you give this bristol torvi four laser rangefinder a go
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Apart from these mind-blowing features, you also get a CR2 battery and a premium carrying case for every purchase.
To top it off, you get a 2-year warranty from the company as well.
If you are interested in getting more information about this rangefinder, you may also want to Read our complete and comprehensive review.
The White Hybrid GPS/laser rangefinder offers range from 10 to 1000 yards which is VERY impressive, and 300 yards to flag with +/- 1 yard accuracy.
This finder, quite like our previous Bushnell rangefinder, lock in and vibrates when it has made the perfect target which is always great for golfers since this way they know they locked in on the flag.
The neat thing is that you can see distance from the front, back and center of the of the green.
It also features advanced technologies like pin seeker, auto hole advance and auto course recognition for smooth, effortless and efficient readings.
Here’s what makes the White Hybrid GPS/laser rangefinder stand out from the rest: its GPS.
US GOLF TV Review
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pji teaching professional Todd Kolb but today I'm taking a look at the tour v4 slope Edition range finder by Bushnell golf well when it comes to range finders I don't think I need to sell you on Bushnell if you've played any golf you've watched any golf on TV you are well aware that they dominate the market and there's a reason for that it's because they're the best hands down they are the best and if you look at any of the major tours around the world and you look in the caddies bag or a player's bag 99% of the time you're going to see a Bushnell product so they are simply the best on the market so what I want to talk about today though a little bit is some of the unique features with this particular product so we're like taking a look at the Tour V for of course slope edition so what does that mean well the slope Edition actually calculates the degree of elevation change up or down and then gives you the distance that the shot is actually playing so if the shot is slightly uphill I'm just going to calculate that so if the yardage just maybe 145 but it's uphill slightly you might be playing 148 so it calculates the elevation change up or down and then gives you the actual distance that the shot is flying and that can be very important because the truth of the matter this is most shots in golf are not flat level shots they're slightly uphill or slightly downhill so it's a great feature at that and you can use that in practice rounds of course for any tournament some tournaments you can actually use them during the event and some of course don't allow you to use the slope addition so you have to actually turn that off which is easy to do within the unit so you want to make sure you check it out before you use it a tournament are you allowed to use the slope feature or not of course it's got the jolt technology they came out with that a few years ago wonderful concept because I know what I'm definitely locked into the target I get a little jolt I know that the accuracy is locked in there I'm going to get the distance that I'm that I'm looking for of course the design of it's one of the things I love about Bushnell's I think it was custom-made for my hand I mean it literally fits in the palm of your hand just like you would want it to it's got a little bit of grip design on the top from the bottom it's water resistance it's very durable and it's going to last the wear and tear that you might see on the golf course last but not least of course I like it always comes with a nice carrying case clips on the side of your bag I like this little elastic clip on the on the top right here so I don't have to zip it and unzip it each time I want to use it but it's nice and secure and it's going to travel with me nice in my bag so if you're looking for a rangefinder of course I don't need to sell you on Bushnell they are the ones they dominate the market there's couple of new features here the Tour V for slope addition are some very nice features and it's a rangefinder that I would highly recommend
This hybrid rangefinder has over 3000 preloaded courses and all that too, without the hassle of fees in selected countries and continents.
You also get a 1-year warranty to back you up in case of any damage of fault.
The White Hybrid GPS/laser rangefinder is definitely on the higher-end side of the spectrum, and now you know why!
Wondering the different between the V3 and the V4?
The White Hybrid GPS/laser rangefinder is portable and easy to use.
Features several advanced technologies that make your targeting more precise and accurate.
Has GPS with pre-load courses.
Very comfortable to use thanks to its design which complements the print of the fingers.
Vibrates to indicate a proper lock-in on the flag or target.
Rechargeable; uses no battery and thus, reduces the cost of an expensive CR2.
Good eye-relief; great for glass-wearers.
Comes with a carrying case and a yearlong warranty.
Cons:
It is a little bulky.
Can sometimes freeze.
The Only Rangefinder Buying Guide You Ever Need
Now that you have a list of 'what to buy,' let’s focus on the buying guide now.
How would you pick the best rangefinder that would suit to your golfing needs?
There are certain things that you need to keep in mind when you are planning to buy a golf rangefinder.
When searching for a rangefinder to buy, it is easy to be overwhelmed by various options in the market. The price is the ultimate driving force, but this should not be your primary basis in buying a rangefinder.
It might be tempting, but you want to get the best rangefinder that you rely, and give excellent results in a long-term.
It is important to know what are the basic criteria in buying a rangefinder.
Obviously, you won’t be required to meet all of these requirements. That’s not logical.
BUT
These will give you an idea of the things to look for when searching for the best golf rangefinders out there.
1. Range
First of all, begin by deciding on the range you would require on the golf course.
It is a defining factor of choosing which Rangefinder you should buy.
There’s not much to explain here since it is pretty self-explanatory.
The range will decide the distance (in yards or meters) your rangefinder will scan up to.
BUYING GUIDE! Choose a range a little higher than what you know your shots are capable of.
Choose a rangefinder that offers you 500 yards at least, and refrain from buying a rangefinder with a range too high.
If it is no use to you, don't bother buying it since range does add up to the price.
Generally, most cheap rangefinders will have a range around 500 yards.
If you have some extra bucks to splurge then go all out! Simple as that.
A good quality 1000 yard rangefinder can be pricey and not always necessary for golf.
Make sure of the accuracy of the rangefinder that you're going to choose.
Better accuracy means more success in hitting your target, and deliver your estimated range in terms of yardage.
When use correctly, a rangefinder can deliver excellent results more than what a golfer's eye can see.
2. Features
If your rangefinder does not offer you any bit of feature that could elevate and complete your user experience, then we’re sorry to say this but you bought yourself a monocular.
Don’t be that guy!
Pay attention to features since this is essentially what will decide the efficacy of your finder at the end of the day.
Some basic features should at least includes things like...
First, Magnification (possibly from 4X onwards) which helps to see targets at long distances. Poor magnification won't allow you to see your target flag, so don't waste your money on it.
BUYING GUIDE! Get something at least 4x onwards to see far-distant targets up to 400 – 500 yards.
Second, golf rangefinders with special target modes to provide the most basic and precise measurements from the flagstick.
This may include First Target Priority Mode, Pin Seeking Mode, Distant Target Priority Mode, Scan Mode, water & fog resistance, and conversion (we will cover this shortly).
In the end, you want to get a golf rangefinder that can make your life a lot easier in measuring the distance of your target hole.
So, figure exactly what kind of feature do you need and where you want to improve. Your answers will lead you to the best option.
3. Conversion
Now, let’s bust this issue right here: unit conversions. Most rangefinders will show you the distance in yards, by default.
This seems to be an awfully common problem with many golfers.
If you are one of them, then we would recommend that you check before purchasing.
Check if the finder allows you to covert distances from yard to meter, and of course, vice versa.
BUYING TIP! This could be easily done by pressing down on a button nearest to the start button for a few seconds. Then, you get to know if your rangefinder can convert distances.
Keep your eyes open for those problematic ones that make you adjust the unit every time you are checking a new distance.
This might be a small thing, but it really matters when it comes to actual games.
4. Rechargeable or Battery-Powered
Here’s something you have to decide entirely because it is one of those things which will forever vary from people to people.
Each power source, however, has their own pros and cons.
Rechargeable rangefinders are great because they will, even to the smallest extent, be lighter. These types of rangefinders are economical and power-efficient as well.
The con with these rangefinders is that you can't use it if your forget to charge it or if there's outlet nearby.
Battery-powered finders, on the other hand, allow you to use the finder continuously as you please. If one battery runs out, you can insert another and carry on.
Here is the problem with them: they can be expensive in the long run.
See?
For every option, there's always at least one pro and a con.
It's all about preferences, and which characteristic or feature would fit your golfing needs the MOST.
The battery used in most rangefinders is a CR2, which can easily cost above $10 each if you, are into the good stuff.
Either rechargeable or battery-powered Rangefinders, make sure that it can last longer especially if you are playing for an extended round.
5. Laser or GPS, or both?
GPS is faster since every distance is pre-loaded and calculated. It can also be more or less advanced compare to a laser rangefinder depending on how it is manufactured.
There are cheaper options that may get your attention and give you distance guides, but remember that it may be limited in use because they might not work for every course or country.
The cheaper options will give you distance guides but may be limited by their usability and range, as they are only suitable to particular courses.
A more advance GPS rangefinder can list specific golf course hazards, but it usually needs a software updates to provide accurate results.
On the other hand, Laser Rangefinders are more precise when it comes to yardage and distance.
In fact, they are almost always more reliable compared to GPS Rangefinders. It might be more expensive, but it will give you more accurate results.
6. Comfort
Rangefinders are small as is, but you may want to look for something that you will be able to fit into your pocket, or hold for an hour or two without any fatigue.
Yes, comfort in using is definitely essential.
Playing a full cycle of golf can take more than an hour, so you need a very handy and compact rangefinder.
Also, look for finders that have a nice, textured grip or ones that complement the curves of your fingers or palm.
BUYING GUIDE! Get a rangefinder that you can grab easily from your bag or pocket, and quickly display a range reading before shooting.
7. Design
Design is all about your personal preference, and it has a lot to do with your buying decision.
Imagine every time you buy a clothing, you would always want to get the most comfortable and good-looking design that would look stunningly great on you.
Just like in rangefinders, it is designed to perfectly blend with your playing style, and the way you can hold it properly that would make you look like a PRO.
The design includes being lightweight, so you can bring it with you anywhere on the course.
It must also be compact, just the ideal balance of being big and small. Your rangefinder should be big enough to be durable, and small enough to fit comfortable on one hand.
If we may to suggest, we would recommend picking bright colored rangefinders. It is more effective in giving your position away to your target.
Another important thing to note, make sure that the design is durable and shockproof, so it can survive drops and falls.
8. Accessories
There’s nothing that makes your stomach more warm and fuzzy than opening the newly arrived box to find heaps of accessories with you purchase, other than the manual of course.
It is even more amazing when they are useful!
This feature isn’t something we would deem mandatory or compulsory, but hey, nobody’s has ever complained about complementary stuff!
Look for lanyards that go around your wrists or neck.
This way it will be closer to you and you can pick it up fast anytime you need it. It will also make sure that you don’t lose it.
It would be great if your rangefinder comes with a quality pouch or carrying case. This will keep you be organized, and safe from damages.
Worst case scenario: your rangefinder doesn’t come with any.
In that case, we recommend you buy some off Amazon instead. They are useful and won’t cost much at all.
9. After Sales Security
Smart consumers should, in fact everybody should take warranties seriously.
However, we have learned it the hard way that maybe warranties shouldn’t be a headache to you anymore.
If it is for something super cheap, unreliable and from an insincere company, then we say forget about it.
However, when it comes with expensive rangefinders then this equation obviously changes.
We in fact, also encourage you to look out for money-back offers, trials, and lifetime guarantees and make the most of them.
A great customer service is also very appealing so keep a lookout for great brands with great customer base, reviews and so on.
10. Cost
For most people, cost is a make or break point. It is when they decide and compare other golf rangefinder.
We would all agree that everyone wants to get the best value of a rangefinder that can be bought int a very reasonable price.
Depending on the features and design, Rangefinders can be very costly.
A quality Rangefinder that is low in price is RARE, and more often, lacks in some of the most essential features.
If you can settle for a cheap yet good rangefinder, then that's your choice.
As for us, we would recommend you to invest in a quality "all rounder" rangefinder will help you develop your skills, and to continuously improve.
Laser Rangefinder FAQ's
How do I know if my rangefinder can be used on tours or not?
Answer: Great question since we knew this was going to bother some people out there. There are a few rangefinders that won’t be allowed on tours due to various reasons.
However, almost 90% of rangefinder pass this filter easily which is why we didn’t mention it.
Nevertheless, if you’d like be a 100% sure still, then check the packaging. If doesn’t have the information mentioned, then check if it is USGA passed.
This, therefore, ensures that the rangefinder is approved for tours.
How reliable are warranties?
Answer: Although we don’t condone it, we usually don’t bother our readers or any shopper to pay much attention to warranties or guaranties on very cheap, easily available products that have little reliance.
Most of the time they don’t come with warranties of such puny stuff or the manufacturers won’t honor it.
However, high-end rangefinders are not one of them since you paid good money for it. You may want to pay attention to the warranties.
Any after-sales security deals like money-back, 30 day return, etc, is should in fact interest you.
This is because they charge you fortunes based on their claims and so it’s only normal that you stay alert.
Ask and check for all the warranty papers and register on the finder’s website if you have to.
Final Words
Rangefinders are probably the essential golf accessory for serious golfers.
Owning a high-quality and loyal one is an investment too since it will stay and work beside you for years to come.
Our comprehensive and detailed consumer guide about rangefinders has been put together, so that you have all you will need to find that perfect finder out of the lot.
If you want to trust our judgments and opinion, then pick your favorite one right from our list of the detailed reviews of the rangefinders.
We have compiled for you a mix of basic and fancy, affordable and high-end. Nobody goes empty-handed from our reviews, and neither will you!
We hope you picked up some very useful and essential information from it.
Feel free to click on the product link on each review if you feel the need to take a better look.
We will see you next time. Have fun playing golf!
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Best Laser Rangefinders | Gear Test | Golf Monthly
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Hello welcome belong to Goodwood Golf Club where tell me we're running through some of the best laser rangefinders on the market now why should you choose a laser rangefinder over say a GPS watch or a GPS handheld device well there's a number of reasons first of all laser rangefinders tend to be a lot more precise than GPS unit so you can give they give you specific points to the flag and also points on the course where a GPS device is often to give you generic front middle and back distances so if you're after really specific distances two pins a laser rangefinder it's going to deliver that for you obviously they have their limitations and that they only work on line of sight so if you are blocked out by tree say or you've got a blind hole a laser rangefinder is going to have difficulty in giving you the distance that you want but generally speaking they're very quick to use they're very easy to use and also they come in a similar price point to GPS handheld devices with a little bit of extra accuracy and speed another thing that lasers offer you is slope adjusted distances so either built into the same unit or separate unit which cost a little bit more they'll give you slow adjusted distances based on the gradient a change of the shots from where you are to the flag to help you give you more accurate clubbing information for your shot so lots of pros when it comes to Laser laser rangefinder devices we've picked out six of our favourites and we're going to run through them now the pros and cons of each to help you perhaps give you a little more insight into how they perform and why you might choose one over another [Music] so the first laser rangefinder I've picked out from the six is the Bushnell tour V for shift now the interesting thing about this not only is it the lightest laser out the six that we've picked but it also offers slope switch technology here on the side via a switch on the side you can see moves up and down and that justit's from standard distances to sleep with just two distances so it's all built in one device which makes it really convenient not only for tolerant rounds which makes it legal but it's not employed within practice rounds about courses you not play before you can employ that slope function and they'll give you slow adjuster distances so a lot of Technology crammed into this one device we found it really easy to use it's got kind of griffey areas on the top and bottom that allows you to get a firm hold on it what we don't like about this laser is how the switch is actually quite easy to knock it's a little bit too sensitive so you can find yourself accidentally adjusting it maybe in your bag or in your hand but other than that we really like the functionality of it it's really clear to see the the viewfinder is fantastic and of course we've not mentioned the jolt functionality on this so gives you a little bit of a vibrating burst when you pick out the flag from the background to let you know that you've got the right distance so like a lot of Technology putts into this if you're looting the market for a laser it's going to give you a little bit of everything I think the saw v4 shift is one you should be considering it comes in at 339 pounds [Music] so next up is the personal Pro x2 and in contrast to the tall v4 shift this is a lot heavier comes in at 227 grams who actually like that gives you a little bit of extra stability compared to the tour v4 shift it's got the same slopes for its technology but it's got a longer range that's what you're paying for you're paying for extra precision from a longer distance so you can pick out flux and further away and it is 100% waterproof so you haven't got to be worried about caught getting caught up in a shower with this so a little extra money comes in at 449 pounds but you getting a longer range a little bit more functionality and waterproof protection as well all right next up is a NIC honk all shot a TVR there's one of two lasers from Nikon featuring in this video this weighs 200 grams it's got a very tacky feel to it so it's very easy to get a firm hold of this and it fits really nicely in your hand the thing I'm really liked about this later it's got vibration reduction technology well that is essentially stabilizes the viewfinder the target in the viewfinder and helps you lock onto the flag more easily reduce errors and hopefully speed up the use when you're about to hit your shot so it takes a bit of getting used to but I think after a while I really enjoyed the functionality that this offers obviously it's very easy to adjust the focus there you've got a couple of different modes as well via the button the one thing to talk about is that fact that it is white and if you don't use the carry case maybe you tuck it in your bag after your shot it will discolor quite a lot you'll see here it's turned a slightly tint of brown but other than that really like the functionality it's a bit expensive comes with 379 pounds so a lot of money for the functionality but I think if you do make the investment you'll really enjoy what it has to offer so the Nichkhun call shot a TI is essentially the slope adjusted distance version of the standard nickel on laser so has the same other features that featured on the other ones so it's got the thousand-yard range it's got the vibration reduction technology as well but it just comes in 420 pounds and for that you're getting the Khans ID technology which essentially compensates for different slopes on the course and to be fair to Nick on both the culture 80 and the course shot 80 I are both waterproof so it does go some way to justifying the higher price tag so ideal for practice rounds and friendly rounds if you're playing course you'd not play before to give you those adjusted distances to help improve your accuracy on hilly courses [Music] next up is the Golf Buddy lr7 now this builds on the popular lr5 model actually it's got four different modes on this laser so these got things like pin mode which will pick out the flag from the background and also a scan mode which we found really useful off the tee to scan from hazards backs of bunkers back onto the fairway to see different distances to help plot your strategy off the tee and select the right club it's also got a very box like shape so kind of fits in the hand very neatly it's probably one of the largest of the models that we've picked in this video we're still very comfortable to use very easy to adjust the focus viewfinders pretty basic but still gives you all the relevant information very easy to read and different light conditions and it comes in a reasonable price 249 pounds 99 pence so you're getting quite a lot of features and functionality for your money with this one recommend you give it a try if you're looking to save haps a few pounds [Music] so last up into the Callaway 300 Pro laser I've not used a calorie laser in the past we're actually pretty impressed with this one it comes in at 299 pounds it's got a thousand-yard range but the main technology feature with this is a birdie chirp sound when it when you pick out the flag from the background much like Bushnell has a vibrating jolt this offers an audible chirp sound like a bird so if I just pick out that flag over there and the background hopefully you heard that you can see it gives quite a loud chirp maybe you're playing partners might notice that you might put them off by don't think that's really applicable I think it's a really interesting feature actually the looks great fits them nice and easily in your hand it's got a couple of different modes on there as well to help your strategy out in the course and it also it's waterproof and fog proof so for 299 pounds to get a laser that is waterproof is pretty innovative from Callaway not tried it out in terms of getting it wet so you have to trust their word on that but very impressive package for the money recommend you give it a go so with all this wonderful laser rangefinder technology which would we choose if we absolutely had to well I've picked out two of my favorites the first is the Bushnell tour V for shift I like the fact is you know Bushnell is a very respected brand it's the number one brand laser in front brand on tour you know you're getting reliable accurate distances they're very well regarded in the scope world of kind of hunting shooting things like that binoculars the technology is fantastic the jolt function is excellent and obviously with this one you're getting both slope adjusted distances and the normal distances in one unit at the touch of a button and a reasonable price so that's my first choice also comes with a very premium looking carry case unlike the Nick on which is probably one of the reasons I've not chosen the nickel I love the vibration reduction technology but it's a lot of money and the carry cases are a little bit budget for me so I'm not pick that one the second one I've picked is the Golf Buddy lr7 it's very simple it's a comes at a very reasonable price of 250 pounds and for that price you're getting a lot of functionality like I said four different modes so all the different scenarios are on the course that you would face other than of course blind shops where you can't use a laser the lr7 is going to deliver the before so you're looking for it's a very useful for different situations looks great very easy to use and luxe that comes in at a reasonable price so these are the two I would favor if you're looking for a new laser rangefinder make sure you check out the golf one to the website for individual reviews of all these products but hopefully you found this video helpful but for now from good word is goodbye [Music]
Top 10 Best Golf Laser Rangefinder Reviews
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Welcome to best reviews.com [Music] before you purchase any golf laser rangefinder search on our website to identify best golf laser rangefinder best golf cuts reviews presents top 10 best golf laser rangefinder let's check the list this rangefinder is very lightweight weighing only 185 grams that means you can bring it with you when you walk on the course and it's also very portable so you can easily fit it in your pockets this rangefinder uses batteries that aren't rechargeable but it works great and is very efficient because it shuts off automatically it's a lot cheaper than Bushnell range finders but can compete regarding accuracy and clarity it can measure up to 540 yards boasts of a 1 yard accuracy this range finder is very lightweight portable so you can easily fit it in your pockets rangefinders do not come cheap and for anyone who's willing to invest a good amount of money on this device it's always a smart idea to go with a trusted brand Bushnell has established a solid reputation in the industry and their Bushnell - a v3 standard Patriot is proof of how great their devices work [Music] range finders do not come cheap it's strong enough easy to operate very comfortable one feature that is available in the v4 slope is that it's slope compensation can adjust and calculate swing yardage depending on the slopes angle giving you more useful information on distances and measurements it's slope feature also makes it more expensive than other similar models it can measure from 10 to 1,000 yards it's battery life is commendable the battery is good it's very comfortable it can pick up measurements very quickly and users will feel more confident with their game if they have this device at hand what I also liked about this rangefinder is that it is very compact and lightweight perhaps one of the most lightweight of all laser rangefinders in the market it can pick up measurements very quickly perfect for single use easy to operate comfortable in grip the v3 standard edition is a single hand vertical operation that can measure distances of ten to ten thousand yards it has a one-yard variation in accuracy for 300 yards and can be magnified by up to 5x this has has the pin seeker technology LCD display has been gathered the standard edition v3 is very accurate comfortable for its production material [Music] the breaking 80 is one of the cheaper rangefinders that come with laser technology but it is definitely a real contender on our list the improved design has the better battery compartment better protection for the lens and is also more durable the breaking 80 is one of the cheaper range finders it's basically a point-and-shoots operation improved design has the better battery compartment better protection for the lens unlike the bushnell slope v3 we've reviewed earlier the tech tech tech of pro 500s slope is actually tournament legal because it conforms to the eggs are rule fourteen three this is the newest addition and it gives you the actual distance with or without the slope it can fully capable of measuring distances its advance pin sensor technology its construction is rain proof you will be able to estimate the amount of slope [Music] another special feature of the Bushnell tour zetas six is that it is the world's smallest and most sophisticated laser rangefinder available its design and build make it very convenient to bring with you making it a top choice for pro golfers boasts of very high accuracy waterproof which is great for many golfers LCD screen used very accurate on its duty [Music] this device is equipped with pin acquisition technology that will quickly lock onto a flag as far out as 300 yards even if there are other objects in the background you can also use it to scan the environment and determine the distances between multiple targets simultaneously the Callaway 300 offers 6x magnification you can also use it to scan accurate on its duty perfect for high technology used the Bushnell tour X is without a doubt the most advanced laser rangefinder in the golf industry you get slope if you need this feature but if you're going to join a tournament you can also make it tournament legal with its six change technology advanced laser rangefinder in the golf industry play during daytime or cloudy afternoons you get faster and more precise readings help your game significantly [Music] if you want to buy best golf laser rangefinder please check the link in video description thanks for watching please subscribe us
2019 Rangefinders | MyGolfSpy
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Today we have range finders now within one year the range finder has completely changed the game you go from just and requiring the target to the GPS is on the side lock technology the whole nine yards I've got three that I want to show you today let's die write it so a big development this year is Garmin have come out with their own rangefinder as we know Garmin is one of the industry leaders when it comes to the GPS but when it comes to the rangefinder this is their first attempt now this is one great attempt one cool feature and then one of the main feature on this one it's got a digital display so when you're looking through the lens you're looking through a natural camera if you're not familiar with the course itself you get to see the whole lay over on the left hand side of the display when you're requiring the targets it changes from the hole on the side on the left to the hold of green so you go front middle back and then when you've locked onto your target is a big display of when you get to on that target okay so next up we have the bushnell hybrid now this is the first of its kind when combining both gps and laser in one unit now with this bushnell hybrid if you just want a quick read in you can have it on the side here it gives you front middle and back yards to every green that you play now with this you can also download the app which comes with the Bushnell and it pretty much just gives you the flyover of every hole that you play so when I was testing these I downloaded the app saw what yardage is I went to the fairway bunker to the green bunk or whatever this and I wanted to hit and it gives you a little flyover which I thought was a really really cool feature with all personal products jolt technology is a must for them and it provides great feedback and confidence and that's what every player wants is confidence when locking onto a target so my third and final rangefinder that came out this year that completely change the industry is the nikon cool shots stabilized and pro when it comes to nikon they are one of the industry leaders within cameras now this year they have stepped up the game and produced a great rangefinder they've taken a feature of the stabilization within the cameras and put it within this device here so if you're the one with a shaky hand and you're trying to look on lock onto targets there's no need to lean up against the car that you're playing or used both hands you can just use that one hand and just lock onto that target and it stabilizes perfectly for you some of the range finders do have stabilization but we determined that this one here is the best for that category we hope you enjoyed the episode of quick hits don't forget to smash that like button comment down below we always want to know your thoughts and don't forget to subscribe [Music] you [Music]
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