Any decent priced laser rangefinder recommendations ? Don't need bells and whistles just want a good basic one.
Probably go to golf galaxy.

Blue Tees Golf

By laser do you mean rangefinder?

I have the basic Tec Tec Tec one and it does the job. I just can't justify spending $400 on a Bushnell at the moment. You can get on Amazon pretty quick.

Hear great things about pinned

Precision Pro with Slope. Low 200's and great usability

AgOutsideAustin said:

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Any decent priced laser rangefinder recommendations ? Don't need bells and whistles just want a good basic one.
Probably go to golf galaxy.

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I'll sell you my rangefinder and the velcro magnetic strap for your golf cart along with the carrying case for $80 shipped to you. It works great. It's just not slope and I want slope.

Here it is if you're interested:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MZMNPTP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

My Bushnell finally crapped out and I bought a CaddyTec laser from Costco.

It has an option for slope and it runs around $140 new.

Smaller and as accurate as the Bushnell.

Thanks !

I bought a Gogogo for $86 and it works just fine.

Lots of options out there after some googling. I'm going to try a Mileseey with slope for $100.

100% agree on the CaddyTek. 0 issues here.

jja79 said:

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I bought a Gogogo for $86 and it works just fine.

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Me too. So far, so good.

Gogogo

jj9000 said:

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My Bushnell finally crapped out and I bought a CaddyTec laser from Costco.

It has an option for slope and it runs around $140 new.

Smaller and as accurate as the Bushnell.

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I did the same thing and it works great.

Plenty of free gps apps out there for phones. I've never understood why anyone spends money on rangefinders.

I have been using gps apps for a while but they aren't always accurate and you have to keep your phone out, that's why I want one

AggieDub14 said:

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Plenty of free gps apps out there for phones. I've never understood why anyone spends money on rangefinders.

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I agree for the most part. The only time I ever use my rangefinder is on 40 - 80 yd shots where I have to carry a bunker, water, or front edge. I just have more confidence in the accuracy of the rangefinder than the gps at those distances.

kc kid said:

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Precision Pro with Slope. Low 200's and great usability

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This is what I have and it's great. Works quick. Is accurate. And you get free batteries for life.


Only downside is it's not good at shooting the ground for a lay up distance. Layups are for basketball though, right?

AggieDub14 said:

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Plenty of free gps apps out there for phones. I've never understood why anyone spends money on rangefinders.

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I used to have this sentiment until I got a rangefinder. My scores have dropped an average of 3-4 strokes because of the accuracy of a range finder vs guessing on where the pin is in relation to the front middle or back measurement of a gps device. There have been instances where I had both, and hit 2 clubs more than I would have with just the gps device based on what I shot with a range finder. That can correlate to a stroke or two just by misclubbing on a guessed yardage.