Category: Laser Rangefinder with Slope Reviews

The GoGoGo GS24 is a value priced rangefinder with a range of 650 yards and accuracy to within one yardeven manages to include slope technology for this very fair price. Check out our GoGoGo GS24 Review to learn more.

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GoGoGo Rangefinder Hero
I didn’t know how a $150 rangefinder without slope technology could help a golfer. However, the accuracy, Pinsensor technology, and durability on this TecTecTec VPRO500 surprised me. This is a perfect rangefinder for a golfer on a budget looking for a long-term solution to their yardage dilemmas.

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If you have been searching for a rangefinder, chances are you have seen an ad for a Blue Tees Series 2 Pro Rangefinder. The marketing from the Blue Tees brand is quite strong. If you are wondering if the product can support all of this strong marketing, we have all the information you need.

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The Precision Pro NX9 first caught our attention because it is a fair price for a durable rangefinder model with slope. After using the Precision Pro NX9 for a few months, we have a good idea as to what this rangefinder is capable of and where it lacks. Click here to read more of our Precision Pro NX9 review

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The Precision Pro NX7 is one of the most affordable golf rangefinders on the market. With this model, you will get slope technology for a very fair price. Read more of our Precision Pro NX7 to get the most important details of this rangefinder

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Precision Pro NX7 slope bundle package and case
If you are a serious golfer, you know the Bushnell name. There is really no debating that Bushnell is the strongest and most recognized brand name in the golf laser rangefinder market. The latest Bushnell Pro XE is a newer release from the company, and it features some technology that we have not seen before.

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Garmin Z82 rangefinder with case and packaging
If you are a serious golfer, you know the Bushnell name. There is really no debating that Bushnell is the strongest and most recognized brand name in the golf laser rangefinder market. The latest Bushnell Pro XE is a newer release from the company, and it features some technology that we have not seen before.

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Bushnell Tour 5 Shift
If you are a serious golfer, you know the Bushnell name. Check out our Bushnell Pro XE review to learn why Bushnell is the strongest and most recognized brand name in the golf laser rangefinder market. Their latest rangefinder, the Pro XE is a newer release from the company, and it features some technology that we have not seen before.

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Bushnell Pro XE rangefinder set
Laser Link continues to adopt the more standard rangefinder form factor with their second non-pistol shaped rangefinder. While that wasn't surprising, we were surprised to see the release of a rangefinder that provides slope-adjusted yardage displays, and keeping the with 6x magnification, +/- 0.5 yard accuracy, and the ability to scan across multiple targets for distances (reflective prism not required on flagsticks) of it's brother, the Laser Link XL1000. Now the question is whether a lower-powered device will be able to compete in the crowded rangefinder market. At least price won't be a hurdle... Read more details on the Laser Link SLOPE. Retail price: $199.00 Amazon.com: Check price now

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Bushnell, one of the last laser manufacturers to still offer a horizontal form-factor, makes the switch to all vertical offerings with their new Bushnell Pro X2. The Pro X2 offers all the features of their most recent prior top-end devices, including 6x magnification, the ability to toggle between vivid red and green text and images in the display, and slope-compensated distance readings when needed, though now available at the flip of a switch. There is JOLT (vibrations) when you lock onto a pin, range now up to 1,300 yards, and accuracy down to 1/2 increments. There isn't much more a player could want, really. Read on for more about the Bushnell Pro X2. Retail: $499.99 Availability: Discontinued. Replaced by the Bushnell Pro XE Amazon.com: Check price now

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Bushnell makes a slight shift (literally) with the Bushnell Tour V4 Shift, offering a small update from the prior generation Bushnell Tour V4 Slope. The Bushnell Tour V4 Shift allows for the player to quickly toggle between distance readings with slope compensated distances using a hard switch (versus having to navigate software menus), and the USGA-conforming mode of providing line-of-sight distances only. Other that that, all features remain the same as on the Bushnell Tour V4 Slope. Read on for more about the Bushnell Tour V4 Shift. Retail: $399.99 Amazon.com: Check price now

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Leupold no longer has to have a separate clip-on faceplate to enable slope-adjusted distance readings in order to abide by the USGA Rules. With a rule update, as long as the DMD (that would be 'Distance Measuring Device') has the ability to turn off the ability to provide slope and/or slope-compensated distance readings, the player can use the devices for tournament play. Where permitted, of course. Tack on to that 6x magnification in a lightweight device that, for Leupold, provides the same slope information for less than their GX-4i2, and you're ready to go. Read on for more about the Leupold GX-22 Retail: $429.99 (but more commonly found under $340) Edwin Watts: Check price now

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The Nikon COOLSHOT 40i was released concurrently with the Nikon COOLSHOT 40, and is the latest top-of-the-line golf laser rangefinder, including slope adjusted distances. The COOLSHOT 40i offers a different color scheme than the 40, a darker color (maybe to imply that you are receiving, ahem, assistance?), 6x magnification and scanning for up to 8 seconds. Distance accuracy is an excellent 0.5 yard and range up to 650 yards, and the device is rainproof too. If you are looking for Nikon optics plus slope adjusted distances, here it is. Read more about the Nikon COOLSHOT 40i. Retail price: $399.99 Amazon.com: Check price now

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The Leupold GX-4i2 has an aluminum body, a red OLED readout, and provides distances adjusted for slope, temperature and altitude, and club recommendations. Enhancements in this model include faster distance readings and flagstick range to 400 yards at +/- six inches. The best news about the latest Leupold laser that can measure slope? That the USGA has ruled (with local rules) that it conforms to USGA Rule 14-3 (pg. 6-7) when the chrome faceplate is attached (which keeps the device from providing additional information on slope, temperature, altitude and club recommendations). Read on for more details on the Leupold GX-4i2 review. Retail: $624.99 (though significantly less from Amazon, link below Amazon.com: Check price now Golfsmith: Check price now

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