Range finders can include many features, which can make shopping a novice confused. The most important choices in our test include slope measurements (increased or lost), a small potter (the pin when tracking it takes zero when it is pinned), weatherproof, tournament mode, cart magnets, and last but definitely not least, image stabilization.
Other convenient options from some of our favorites include an OLED display for bright target coverage, and a Bluetooth connection paired with other golf devices such as smartwatches for GPS data. The fancy you get, the more features you will find, including options such as wind speed and direction, element compensation, etc. That is, there is too much data and usually pays a premium as the number of features increases.
