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  Want to save money by using an appropriate tool for multiple purposes? Can you use one tool for diverse and excellent performance in activities? The answer to both questions is yes. You can save money by using one tool, whether it's a golf rangefinder or a laser rangefinder which isn't specifically designed for either activity but will perform well in both of them. There are some similarities between them, so there will be things they're good at doing together, but they also have their differences that separate the two. In this article, we’re going to clear up some confusion about what are the top five differences between a golf rangefinder and a hunting rangefinder. Hopefully, after reading through the list, you’ll be able to make a more informed decision on which product is best for you – or perhaps you’ll see that both products are equally good in their own areas! Looking forward to providing some clarity for you here so continue reading for a more detailed comparison....

  A good rangefinder – when trying to decide on the right one for you – should have a lot of features of its own in order to make it worthwhile. The best devices allow you to conveniently track your distance from the hole, provide you with the magnification power adequate enough so that you don't have to squint while analyzing distances, and will keep you informed if there is any flag-pole interference. Fortunately, Bushnell provides all of these features to users interested in their products such as the  Pinseeker Technology, the magnification power of x 6/7, slope feature, and visual flag-pole lock function!  How does a Rangefinder Work? Complete Guide Bushnell Golf, a trusted brand, and provider of sports equipment, is renowned for its challenging yet rewarding game. Their innovative features help to maximize your potential in the game, helping you to get out on the course to play your heart out! Why choose Bushnell Golf? Bushnell is the premier golfing rangefinder bra...

We often have to use our devices without really knowing what they are, which can become a bit risky. A digital rangefinder is a handy tool used by many to aid in accurate distances and measurements during a game or sometimes when one wishes to accurately track the size of something. Digital rangefinders send out laser pulses to the object being measured, the pulse reflects off of it and returns to the device that processes it and then relays back an accurate reading - all in a matter of seconds! Most rangefinders come equipped with so many features and functions that it can be a bit overwhelming to know where to begin. Most rangefinders have some version of the basic laser system, which measures the distance by determining how much time it takes for the laser to bounce off your target and return to your device. You may already be aware that there are multiple types of rangefinders suited toward different professions such as hunting, golfing, bow-hunting, surveying, and construction wor...