Finding the best golf rangefinders can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be! We've put together a list of our favourite options for accuracy and price. If you're in the market for one, this article is perfect for you.Get more news about Yard rangefinder Hunting,you can vist our website!

Use the links below to jump to the full review of each rangefinder. Or read the short buyers guide below to learn more about what to look for in a golf rangefinder.
What To Look For in a Rangefinder?
There are a few factors to consider when looking for a golf rangefinder. The most important factors are accuracy, easy of use and price, which should be your primary considerations when choosing one of these devices. Where you'll have to make a judgement call is weighing up price with the features you want and the ease of use.

Accuracy
Most rangefinders are accurate to within 1%, even the budget options. There are some high-end models that have ranges accurate to within half a yard up to a 500-yard distance or more.

Ease of Use
Easy of use is a key factor that separates high and low-end rangefinders. With an easy-to-use device, you'll have no problem quickly finding your distances before each shot and locking onto targets without having to manually reset anything or spend time squinting at screens for readings.

Usability does tend to come with the higher end models, but if you play lots of golf it sure will be worth the extra money.

Distance Range
Most rangefinders have a distance range of between 10 and 500 yards. The best golf rangefinder for you will depend on what factors matter most to your game - will you be using this off the tee to scan for hazards, or as you approach the green, dialling in on the flagstick?

There are some higher-end models that offer a better ability to scan through tree cover or brush and find your distance even if you're not getting off a clean shot. Whereas cheaper models are more likely to pick up small branches and leaves that are in your way.

Price
Laser rangefinder will set you back anywhere from $60 to over $500. The price you pay will depend on the features that are important to your game, as well as how accurate it needs to be (the more precise, the higher-priced). However, as stated above, our testing has found usability is one of the biggest factors that vary with the price of golf laser rangefinders.

Battery Life
Most rangefinders come with a small lithium-ion battery that lasts for many months or over a year depending on how much you play. Some models will charge via a USB cable, but this isn't too common.

The Shot Scope Pro LX+ golf rangefinder is an advanced golf rangefinder with GPS. It comes with loads of game-improvement weapons in its arsenal which is why it has proven to be so popular.Get more news about Yard rangefinder Hunting,you can vist our website!

This golf rangefinder comes with the H4 add-on and plug-n-play club tags. These features are key to game improvement. The H4 add-on can be clipped to your belt or it can stick to the golf rangefinder body. On the screen, it shows yardages to the front, middle and back of the green which we found to be very helpful and informative on each hole. These yardages allow you to adapt your club selection to where the pin position is.
The club tags are placed on the top of each of your club grips. Once you have chosen your club, you tap the tag against the H4 add-on screen to hear it buzz. The add-on has acknowledged that you're about to hit your shot. After you hit your shot, you can enter your data into the Shot Scope app and this is where statistical analysis and data is stored.

This innovative golf rangefinder massively impressed us when we used it on the golf course. No other golf rangefinder offers the same amount of statistical analysis as this one. You can view your strokes gained in several different ways and this allows you to work on your weaknesses and build on your strengths.

We found the Shot Scope app easy to use and once it is linked to your golf rangefinder, it will feel like you have access to a special guide that has all the secrets to improving your game. As well as the H4 add-on, we were pleased with the colour settings on the lens. You can choose between red or black, allowing you to read numbers and text that have high contrast to the background.
2. Bushnell Tour V5 Shift
Bushnell is an extremely popular brand on the PGA Tour. The brand is used by 98% of players on the Tour and 90% of US amateurs. This explains why their products are some of the most expensive, but the Bushnell Tour V5 Shift is more likely to improve your game than cheaper items.

This Bushnell rangefinder has a nice design which makes it easy to use. Part of the ease of use comes from the Integrated BITE magnetic technology which lets the Tour V5 Shift easily attach to the frame of a golf buggy or cart.

There is an easy-access on-button and an option to change your scope from yards to metres. This is particularly useful if you want to use your new golf rangefinder outside the UK or US as many golf courses operate in metres.
3. Motocaddy Pro 3000

We were impressed with the weight and size of the Motocaddy Pro 3000 laser. It is easy to use and carry on the golf course because it is made using lightweight, weatherproof materials and packs comfortable textured rubber grips.

We were impressed with the accuracy of this golf rangefinder. The yardages of each target we picked up on the golf course were spot-on and this is one of this rangefinder's greatest qualities.

The device can also pick up flags 450 yards away and other targets up to 1300 yards away. Other golf rangefinders, such as the Shot Scope Pro LX+, have a shorter distance range than the Motocaddy Pro 3000. The extensive distance range increased our capability to plot our way around the golf course and this is why increased distance range is an important feature.
4. Blue Tees Golf Series 3 Max
Blue Tees Golf is one of the fastest-growing brands in the sport and the Series 3 Max rangefinder is a good buy. A rangefinder this good that costs just £199 is superb value for golfers looking for an affordable golf rangefinder.

This rangefinder laser includes an Adaptive Slope Switch and an Active Flag Lock to ensure that your golf rangefinder doesn't pick out any other objects, just the flag. We found this feature very useful on the golf course, especially when paired with the Pulse Vibration feature. It removes any potential confusion that you may be targeting the wrong object by locking to the pin.