Bushnell Golf
Bushnell Golf Tour V7 Shift
Point, click, exact yardage to the flag, and the slope feature switches off for tournaments. The catch: it's a laser, so he still has to aim it at something he can see.
- Buy it if
- A golfer who still guesses yardages or reads them off a phone app.
- Skip it if
- He already owns a recent laser rangefinder.
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Who we pick it for
- If he still reads yardages off a free phone app, this is the one. He points it at the flag and gets the exact distance, and it sticks to the cart bar with a magnet. Uses a replaceable CR2 battery, no subscription. Golf gifts for a husband who plays every Saturday and 'needs nothing' →
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