Recommendation for Range Finder

i use a bushnell v3, non-slope.  thought it was real easy to use.  point, shoot and the distance pops out almost instantaneously, with the jolting useful in prompting distance acquired.

V2 non slope (resale from fellow GR) and it's been great so far.

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asahi wrote:

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Thanks for sharing.  Good review  

Question: can u use a rangefinder to see how far your ball went?
Like pinpoint the distance to the ball than to the flag??

kissthegreen wrote:

Tigercrab wrote:

bushnell V3 slope, of course non competitive...off groupon

swing by swing SBS free app was good on hp but u get as much,n as fast as ur hp/network allows(honestly too slow !)

enjoy

How much is groupon selling?

Bushnell 2014 Tour V3 Jolt Laser - US$299
Bushnell Tour Z6 Jolt - US$399
Bushnell Hybrid Laser - US$399
Bushnell Tour Jolt Slope Edition - US$399
Bushnell Pro X7 Jolt Slope Laser - US$599

GPS is much cheaper ...

Prices from www.Rockbottomgolf.com

Yz426 wrote:

Question: can u use a rangefinder to see how far your ball went?
Like pinpoint the distance to the ball than to the flag??

I tried before. Not easy. If u are teeing off, What u can do is to find a landmark at the tee box, it needs to be tall enough and conspicuous enough for u to shoot at once u are at your ball.

Then use the laser to shoot at it.

Hi, just OT abit. In a tournament, either club monthly medals or some bigger tournaments, to my knowledge, slope edition will never be allowed.

However, for non-slope edition, is it always allowed or must it be explicitly stated in the tournament rules before we could lase?

MT, technically not allowed unless there is a local rule that allows for it. So best to check with the tournament organiser before teeing off to avoid any issues.

Here's an article that gives some more insight into the use of distance measuring devices in competition. 

Rangefinders In Tournaments

by the time i really need a rangerfinder i will go for bushnell v4 

Birdman wrote:

MT, technically not allowed unless there is a local rule that allows for it. So best to check with the tournament organiser before teeing off to avoid any issues.

Here's an article that gives some more insight into the use of distance measuring devices in competition. 

Rangefinders In Tournaments

Hi Boss, thank you very much.