Best Laser Rangefinders | Gear Test | Golf Monthly

► Watch Golf Monthly Technical Editor Joel Tadman highlight his favourite laser rangfinders, including the Bushnell Tour V4 Shift, Bushnell Pro X2, Nikon 80 VR, Nikon 80i VR, Golf Buddy LR7 and Callaway 300 Pro

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13 thoughts on “Best Laser Rangefinders | Gear Test | Golf Monthly

  1. Sorry, but it’s cheating to me,and anyway, unless your a low handicapper with a consistent swing hitting your clubs known distances then it’s no use, Golf used to be played by judgement, what your Eyes and conditions on the Day, it’s a Toy at best….

  2. Agree with you on the Bushnell Tour V4 shift. I own one and think it’s excellent. I had a Nikon previously and couldn’t rely on the information provided as I could never be sure I’d hit the flag. The Bushnell solved that and I’m extremely happy with the tour v4, it’s definitely improved my game. Great video too, thanks for sharing.

  3. I chose the Leupold GX-2i3. Works very well, and compared to the Bushnell. The 5year warranty on the Luepold vs. a 2 year on the Bushnell, and a much more reasonable price point make it a bargain.

  4. The usual suspects here! Golf Monthly is obviously in cahoots with these brands! They nwver review the less well known brands!!…GM get a nice cut for giving them a good review!!

  5. I wish someone would review rangefinders that aren't made specifically for golf… there's LOADS of rangefinders out there that for less than 150 USD. I don't need it to shake with stupid "pinseeker technology". I'll be able to tell it's ranging the pin by the big dip in distance as the crosshairs move over the only flag flying on a stick amongst the forest behind.

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