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Read our full Cobalt Q-6 rangefinder review (opens in new tab)īushnell are a brand synonymous with high-quality GPS equipment and the Tour V5 and V5 Shift continue that trend.But in terms of performance and functionality, the Q-6 Slope is one of the elite rangefinders on the market. If there is one knock on the Q-6 Slope it would be that adjusted and actual yardages can't be displayed in the same screen, which might be an issue for some golfers. The Q-6 Slope is also fully waterproof and comes with a durable carrying case, and Cobalt offers a lifetime warranty to repair or replace any device that becomes defective or damaged during use. Additionally, there's a button that enables players to easily switch back and forth from yards to meters. Players can use Cobalt's SmartSwitch, located on the side of the device, to turn slope functionality off and on as needed for tournament play, while also adjusting the brightness of the display to account for playing conditions. We also found in testing the Q-6 Slope to be quite user friendly in terms of its design. It also looks sharp visually and in hand offers a sturdy, durable feel that is the result of its quality construction. In our testing it proved to provide some of the most exceptional display optics we've seen from a rangefinder while also offering impressive speed and accuracy in terms of capturing distances. The Q-6 Slope rangefinder from Cobalt Golf is an impressive device on a number of levels. Read our full Garmin Approach Z82 laser rangefinder review.While it's premium priced, the user experience is second to none and the way GPS technology and hole maps have been incorporated into a rangefinder is extremely impressive. This is undoubtedly one of the very best golf rangefinders you can buy. If you like Garmin products, make sure you check out our guide on the best Garmin golf watches too. There's also a PlaysLike Distance feature that accounts for slopes and Pin Pointer feature, which points to the middle of the green on blind shots. The arc can also be used to see what else is in play when ranging other targets on the course. The Laser Range Arc will be drawn on the green at the distance ranged to the flag, so the golfer can see if the pin is in the front, middle, or back of the green. The flag finder feature will lock on the flag and give precise distances to the pin. When looking through the viewfinder, a full-color 2-D Course View mapping is displayed on the left-hand side of the lens view, showing distances to hazards and the green. The Approach Z82 provides 2-D overlays for both full-color Course View and Green View detail through the lens. Read our full GolfBuddy Laser Lite Review.Finally, it weighs just 143 grams and also offers IPX4 Level water resistance, making it one of the best golf rangefinders on the market given the modest price tag. However Scan mode seems a bit redundant given the quality and ease of use of the other two modes. In our testing we found Normal mode to be effective and Pin mode is excellent. Pin mode helps you identify the flag when there are obstacles behind it by starting off it and then moving onto the pin, with a vibration when it locks on. Scan mode allows you to move between different targets with their distances each displaying, up to a total of 10 seconds.
Normal mode enables you to get a distance for anything you aim at and confirms it with a vibration when you’re locked onto something. Offering fast measurement of 0.5 seconds, this entry-level Laser Lite from GolfBuddy (opens in new tab) vibrates when the target is locked, provides slope adjusted distances and boasts three modes (Normal, Scan, Pin) for different situations.
Read our full TecTecTec KLYR Laser Rangefinder Review.The KLYR also is available in three stylish colors: yellow, black, and white. It also has a magnet on its exterior that allows the device to be secured to a riding cart during play, and it comes with a magnetic belt clip that allows golfers to essentially wear the device when they're not using it during round. The KLYR has a range of up to 800 yards and fares well when shooting from longer distances. It also proved to be extremely accurate in our testing and it has many of the features that golfers look for in a rangefinder, including slope functionality, which can be disabled during tournament play, and target lock vibration. The KLYR offers clean, vibrant display optics and retrieves yardages quickly.
(opens in new tab) It's compact and easy to handle, and it weighs less than a 1 1/4 pounds. The TecTecTec KLYR rangefinder is a standout at its price point, and it recently made our list of the best budget rangefinders.
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