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Before my old rangefinder drowned in a water hazard this spring, I was more than happy with it. That forced upgrade turned into an…
You’ll notice golf rangefinders max out around 1,000 yards with 6x-8x magnification, perfect for pin-seeking on manicured courses, while hunting models reach 2,000+ yards…
You can absolutely use a rangefinder in most golf tournaments, but here’s the catch: only basic distance measuring is allowed under USGA Rule 4.3a.…
When Canon announced they were making a golf rangefinder with a built-in camera, I’ll admit I rolled my eyes. After testing dozens of rangefinders…
I was dubious when I first learned that Callaway would be producing a rangefinder that cost around $250. Not because I doubt Callaway (they’ve…
Let’s talk about two golf bags that keep showing up on the course: VESSEL’s Lux Cart Series II and the Lux Pro Cart Series…
Everyone’s buzzing about the new Mevo Gen2, but here’s the thing: does it really outperform the super popular Garmin R10 for regular golfers like…
Two launch monitors are creating serious buzz right now: the new FlightScope Mevo Gen2 and the Square. Both companies are doing their own thing,…
How often do you find an optical launch monitor under $1,000 that actually reads putts, works great indoors, and doesn’t lock you behind a…
The Square Golf Launch Monitor has generated massive buzz as the first photometric (camera-based) unit under $1,000. At $699 with zero subscription fees, it…
So you want a launch monitor that gives you premium data and built-in simulation, but you don’t want to empty your wallet? Let me…
You’ve seen those futuristic-looking putters that seem straight out of a sci-fi movie, right? Well, the PXG Battle Ready II Torpedo takes that popular…
