🏌️ SereneLife SLGRF20SL Advanced Golf Laser Rangefinder with Pinsensor Technology - 546.2 Yards Digital Accuracy Distance Meter, 6X Magnification - Ideal for Hunting, Shooting, Archery, and More Review

I like the look, feel and weight. It has a high definition look. It comes with your first battery, which costs around $7. Savings than others that don't come with battery. I haven't used it in golf yet, but I have high hopes. Past experience says they are all slightly different and measure the same thing. I'm a fairly good golfer who would prefer exact distance, but to be honest I rarely hit the same club in the same spot or twice in a row in exactly the same way. So as long as this thing…

I used it on two laps where my GPS watch was in place. This range finder worked great, the distances matched the GPS but were slightly more accurate than the front, center and back GPS readings. Yes, the background will be recorded if it is not centered. With this or any other rangefinder, I always pick a close object in the foreground or background to make sure I know I'm hitting the spot when I'm moving towards it (for example, in most cases it's the front of the green ). I've used several…

We used the range finder all weekend. Using a range finder is a difficult task. Choosing the exact distance to the flag while keeping a steady hand is quite difficult. Eventually, when we learned to read the information provided through the screen and learned that other touchpoints would give incorrect readings, usage and accuracy improved. We will continue to use the range finder. It's not too expensive and met most of our expectations. The key element is the "exercise" of measuring the…