User Posts: The Bald Eagle
The Cobra Women's AIR-X Offset Driver, which is lightweight and budget-friendly, is the best ladies golf driver for beginners due to its high performance ...
The Bald Eagle
The best overall golf rangefinder with pin lock is the Bushnell Pro X3, while the most accurate is the Cobalt Q-6 Slope for precision and the best image ...
Yes, purchasing a cheap rangefinder, particularly a Laser Rangefinder, is worth it for the purpose of enhancing your game, providing accurate and dependable ...
Golf is a game of precision, and hitting down on the ball is one of the key factors in achieving better accuracy, power, and distance. As a professional ...
While a new driver might not entirely eliminate your slice in golf, it can significantly enhance your shots' straightness and keep them on the fairway. ...
The answer to whether you really need slope on a golf rangefinder largely depends on your circumstance and requirement. If you're a golfer playing on courses ...
Why do some rangefinders have 3 lenses? Some rangefinders have three lenses to enhance their reading accuracy. The extra lens aids in refining the focal point ...
Introduction Are golf rangefinders worth the money? Yes, they certainly are. As an avid golfer and one who has used a variety of rangefinders, I strongly ...
Is it worth buying a cheap rangefinder? It largely depends on your needs and how heavily you rely on a rangefinder for your game. If you are a casual player or ...
What is the Best Golf Ball for Slicers? If you're a golfer struggling with slicing shots, you might be wondering, what is the best golf ball for slicers? ...
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User Deals: The Bald Eagle
Our Verdict
The Precision Pro NX9 Slope is a great option for those looking for a mid-range rangefinder with a lot of higher-end features. The NX9 Slope has cart magnet, slope switch, flag lock, and ranges up to 900 yards. For a retail price less than $300, that is pretty good value, especially if you include the fact that Precision Pro sends you new batteries whenever needed, at no cost. The NX9 Slope sits comfortably in the hand, and the quality of the product was premium, the sight was comfortable on the eye and the optics were quite impressive. All-in-all, I would almost consider putting the Precision Pro NX9 Slope in the bag over the Bushnell Tour V5 because of the slope feature and lower price.
Our Verdict
The Bushnell Tour V5 is a great balance between quality, features, and price. The Tour V5 has a great shape and size so it sits well in your hand without being too light or too heavy. We loved the clear optics when looking through the sight, the quality of the read out display, and the pin-lock features to go along with that. It measures very quickly and accurately, and to top it off, Bushnell included their magnet "Bite" technology to attach your rangefinder to the cart frame. All of this for $299.99, the Bushnell Tour V5 would be my pick for a rangefinder that does the job exceptionally well and doesn't break the bank.