Golfers Authority
The X3C uses military-grade radar technology to track your golf ball. That means it sends out radar waves that bounce off the ball and…
This little orange box completely changed how I practice! The Mevo+ doesn’t look like much at first glance. It’s about the size of a…
When Bushnell sent me their new Launch Pro Indoor monitor, I figured it would just sit there collecting dust next to my practice net.…
When you’re shopping for launch monitors, you’ve got two main types: radar-based ones like TrackMan, and camera-based systems like the Bushnell. Radar units use…
The V6’s $80 premium over the V5 Shift gets you IPX6 waterproofing, faster target acquisition, and dual confirmation feedback with both vibration and a…
When a package from Wosports landed on my doorstep, I wasn’t exactly jumping for joy. After testing over 30 rangefinders in the past five…
Vortex was releasing a golf rangefinder, and I was skeptical. This is a company that’s spent nearly four decades making scopes for hunters and…
The Voice Caddie TL1 showed up at my door. I wasn’t expecting much. Voice Caddie isn’t exactly a household name in rangefinders, and after…
You want precision? Get a laser. You want convenience? Go with GPS. Pick one, deal with the trade-offs, and move on. Then Voice Caddie…
When the Voice Caddie Laser Fit showed up at my door, I’ll admit I was skeptical. At $199, this little rangefinder claimed to go…
My garage has become a graveyard for devices that promised tour-level accuracy but left me frustrated every weekend. So when Voice Caddie sent their…
I used to be a total rangefinder snob. You know the type, right? The guy who insists you need to drop at least $400…
