🏌️ Enhance Golf Accuracy with the Bushnell Tour V4 JOLT Golf Laser Rangefinder Review

I had one of the original Bushnell range finders which I kept for years until it finally expired late last year. For several months I worked without a range finder, but I became very dependent on it, so I recently bought this model. The size surprised me compared to the much older model I used; This range finder is really small. This is not a disadvantage at all as it is very comfortable in my hand. The old model required two hands to operate due to its design. It's easy to use with one hand…

After my much more expensive and feature rich rangefinder disappeared from my bag last November following a TSA inspection. I went for the cheaper option and opted for one of these GPS watches. I got it back after two laps and tried a portable GPS. Abolished that too. For me I need the distance to the pin (or distance to what I want, not what the GPS devices set up for me). I chose the V4 because it was about $100 cheaper than the V4 Shift. I had a tilt feature on my previous device but never…

Very disappointed in Bushnell. I had 2 v4 and both died 1.5 years after purchase. The first one just stopped working one day. The first Busnell warranty service replaced it and kept their warranty. My next one died even earlier and I sent him back. The button no longer works. It slowly sank lower and lower until it could not be pressed at all and would not turn on. Because of this, he was sent back to them. Because you couldn't push the button. They sent it back and said they wouldn't replace…