One of the most important keys to playing good golf is knowing how far you hit each of your clubs. And once you have that nailed down, the next step is executing your shots to match the yardage required.
But even if you know how far you hit each club down to the yard, it doesn’t mean much if you miscalculate your yardage to the hole. That’s where a using a rangefinder can really be valuable. Instead of walking off your distance from yardage markers or simply estimating, today’s distance-measuring devices can provide pinpoint accuracy to the flag.
There are also many different options to choose from depending on the level of detail your looking for. At the most basic end, you can find rangefinders that deliver digital displays of your distance to the hole, hazards and more, while higher-end models offer full-color displays, course maps and even suggested club selections.
Check out three great rangefinder options at three price points below, and start dialing in those approaches. And while you’re browsing, don’t forget to check out the rest of the items offered on Fairway Jockey. — your ultimate source for thclubs, training aids, bags and more, all in one convenient place.
Bushnell Tour V6 Shift Laser Rangefinder
Blue Tees Golf Series 3 Max Rangefinder
