Golf Rangefinders & Scopes

Golf Rangefinders

There are plenty of golf rangefinders available for golfers of all skill levels. Brands range from Bushnell to Garmin, Skycaddie and Nikon. When choosing a golf rangefinder, you need to take into account the size, the technology and even the features that it has to offer.

Distance

A lot of golf rangefinders have varying distance capabilities. Most rangefinders track between 1 and 1500 yards. Some rangefinders also have climatic resistance. This includes resistance against rain and even snow. Rangefinders that do not have weather resistance won't be able to track a point on the course if the weather is not favourable.

Slope Edition Rangefinders

Slope edition range finders help you to measure the distance, the climatic conditions that are present, the time and even the altitude. Tournament rangefinders only allow you to detect the measurement of distances and therefore are suited to those who are not very experienced when it comes to golf. Slope edition rangefinders, on the other hand, are much more suited to professionals.

Weight and Size

Golf rangefinders come in varying shapes and sizes. A rangefinder that utilises more technology will give you a faster reading. They can also give you precise readings by just clicking a button and it also gives you some eye-relief. Some rangefinders come with a GPS and laser system which allows you to track the distance to the green much more efficiently.

Heavier golf rangefinders will be harder to carry around with you, yet larger golf rangefinders can come with more features so you can find out more details about where you need to hit the ball and how fast the ball needs to travel in order to get to the hole.

Your choice of golf rangefinder depends on your style of play, the experience that you have and the course you are playing on.