🏌️ Gogogo Sport Vpro Golf Rangefinder 900 Yards Slope Laser Range Finder with Pinsensor - Accurate & Clear Yardage Reading for Precision Golfing Review

The range finder is pretty damn accurate. It's nice to have a tilt feature and the ease of use allows you to quickly assess the situation so you can do your best. Was skeptical at first as he was 5 meters from the club carts at times but after a quick setup he dialed in pretty well. Full recommendation, because very economical.

Bought a few weeks ago to use in local community courses. Aside from the 150 markers, none of the distances are marked, giving you a good idea of the distance to the flag. I've found Gogogo to help me a lot when hitting irons, especially double threes. This is a great tool in a bag, especially for the price. Very important.

Gogogo range finder 1/3 the cost of others, same accuracy, similar specs. USB powered rechargeable battery. Maybe 2-3 seconds longer to lock onto the target. Gain confidence by knowing the distance to the target or the necessary shift to avoid problems. Used 3 weeks, lowest result in 20 years! (Ok, I hit really well, but then I had more good hits!)

Whether this is your first golf rangefinder or your fifth, you'll be surprised. Very accurate, vibrates when it finds the flag, gives you an incline change (very useful on a hilly track), no need to buy batteries and, oh yes, the price! I've paid multiple times more for big brand scopes that didn't work as well. yes it is plastic And yes, it'll likely break if you drop it in the path of the wagon, but the others will too, and that'll make you cry less.

The only thing wrong with this range finder is the documentation. I had to find the golf slope settings through trial and error. Even with a shaky hand, it finds the flag very quickly and is as accurate as devices costing 3-4 times as much. If others are having trouble blocking the flag they should check they are in the correct mode as this will not block the flag in other modes. Therefore it is fixed on all other, larger objects in the background.

Great range finder for $80. The only. It seems that pen lock mode and tilt mode are the same thing. If you want to use this at a golf tournament you can fire the M1, but there's no pin/vibration lock. The performance and accuracy in all modes was exceptional compared to my buddy's accuracy. I wanted batteries under 100. While the case feels a bit flimsy, the keys feel solid. If you're good at setting up a mode, go for it. M1 = Capture distance (no pen/vibration lock), hold to scan M2 = Pen lock

I decided to buy a range finder after trying my friend's Bushnell V4. As a high school student, I was amazed at how easy it was to focus on the needle even though my hands were unsteady. I wasn't impressed enough to pay $300 for a Bushnell. I chose Gogogo. My golf buddy and I compared the Gogogo to the Bushnell hole and found the functionality and distances to be almost the same. The cases were clearly from the same manufacturer as they were exactly the same. We'll see if it lasts, but given…