Best Golf Rangefinder
You'll see the world's leading players and caddies carrying lasers to check their distances during practice rounds and, as from this year, they'll be allowed to use them in tournament play at the PGA's three Major Championships – PGA Championship, the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship.Get more news about
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Whatever your budget, there's something out there for you – and if you don't accurately know how far you need to hit it, how can you ever expect to lower your scores? They're also great for checking your yardages during practice sessions to establish how far you hit your clubs, especially if you can't access a launch monitor.
1. Garmin Approach Z80
The Garmin Approach Z80 is the most expensive rangefinder in our list, but it does have unique features to justify the higher price.
The viewfinder displays a 2D, full colour course map, with yardages to the front, middle and back of the green, making the Garmin Approach Z80 like a rangefinder and GPS all in one. It can even give you a yardage suggestion for your tee shots, which is a neat feature.
2. Nikon Coolshot Pro Stabilized
If you’ve ever struggled with locking on to your target while using a golf laser, the Nikon Coolshot Pro Stabilized could well be the best rangefinder for you. The vibration reduction system reduces image vibration in the viewfinder (caused by hand movement) by around 80%.
There’s also no danger of accidentally getting a yardage for something directly behind your intended target, as the Nikon Coolshot Pro will always display the distance to the closest target. Once the target is identified, the locked-on sign will turn green, so you know you’ve got the right target.
3. Bushnell Pro XE
Golf rangefinders don’t come much better than the Bushnell Pro XE. It can shoot the flag at distances of over 500 yards and provide a yardage accurate to within one yard.
It also offers 7x magnification, the best of any golf rangefinder on the market, making it even easier to focus on the flag. A red ring around the target flashes while the rangefinder unit vibrates slightly to let you know that you have locked on to the flag.
The Bushnell Pro XE comes with a magnetic mount that allows you to stick the rangefinder to the frame of a golf buggy or your trolley (assuming it's made of metal, of course).
4. Bushnell Tour V5 Shift Slim Edition
By moving the V5's battery housing to the back of the unit and slimming down the outer casing, Bushnell say they have produced an ergonomically designed laser that fits snugly into the palm of the hand that creates "the minimum of interference when acquiring a target".
The Tour V5 Shift Slim Edition has a new, improved slope algorithm and Slope-Switch Technology and is accurate to within one yard. It works up to 1,300 yards (400+ yards to a flag) and has six-times magnification.
5. Zoom Focus Tour
Following the success of the Focus X, Zoom revealed the flagship Focus Tour laser rangfinder with a stylish hybrid metal design reminiscent of vintage cameras and we're big fans of the styling.
An 875-yard range range combines with six-times magnification and acurracy to 0.5 yards, while the bright clear contrasting display captures a 7.5° field of view for unprecedented visual range. The eyepiece of the unit is also adjustable, bringing the view into focus for different eyesights.
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