Bushnell Golf Tour V4 Slope Laser Rangefinder

This replaced an older Bushnell Rangefinder I had for 5 years before I got the dreaded E12 error. Much smaller than the older unit and picks up targets very quickly. I like that I can turn off slope. Case is padded and secure with a zipper to put it away and a quick strap for frequent use. No problem at all with this unit. I like rangefinders as opposed to gps because I can shoot any target I want. I play early and the only time gps is better is when it is really foggy in the morning. Much rather know the distance to the actual flag though instead of front/back/middle. There can be a club difference at times. I use it all the time and not just for golf.

Read other reviews before buying mine. I've had my Tour X for about 1 month now & am very pleased. Focus works fine, doesn't stick (or is hard) like others reported. It can be a bit dark when looking for target but hasn't really been an issue. Depending on distance from flag & the type of reflector on the pin, unit will pick up trees/object behind flag. However, as long as you cross-reference your yardage w/ nearest yard marker, you can re-shoot & get accurate yardages. Confidence & accuracy has improved knowing exact yardage (w/ slope mode). I play courses in middle Georgia that have varying elevation from tee to green & find the slope feature to be a game changer. I found the Bushnell to be a good bang for the buck & so far I'm very happy with my purchase.

easy to use. But difficult to focus for more than 200yrds

I have had this range finder for long enough to write a review. I have had 0 issues with it and it delivers a solid yardage with slope accounted for. If it could only account for wind I might break 90 a bit more consistently. It does what you expect it to. I know this was a China version that saved me around $100 and at 1st I was apprehensive. don't be. Save some money and go ahead and make the purchase.

I purchased the unit that was in the Asian packaging as it was much cheaper. Kind of a no brainer as far as I am concerned. Packing box was in english as well as a few other languages. The manual was also in english as well as a few other languages. Have no idea why the Asian packaging was $80 less in price, but glad I was not a fool to pay for the American packaging. Nice rangefinder, what you would expect from Bushnell. Having the slope displayed is a nice feature for my golf game.

Not impressed considering the price. Noit sure it is my particular unit or it's a general issue with the units. My unit vibrates (JOLTS) even when it does not pick up the flag. As a results while shooting at the green, it could jolt and give me say 150y. If I press the button to double check, I could get a reading of 200 y and still with a jolt.

I ordered both to find out why the Asian packaging is @ $100 less than US.The Asian one does NOT allow you to turn off the slope reader! Thus if playing in a tournament it would NOT be tournament legal whereas the US one has a button you need to slide in order to activate slope reader so you technically could use in tournament. I have the older model, TourX and it actually requires that you remove the "red" lens cover (has slope reader) and put on the black (no slope reader) so there's NO chance of anyone cheating. Not sure how folks will monitor the newer version with only a slide of the finger goes from legal to illegal. If you don't play in tournaments or care about being tournament legal the Asian version for $100 less is the way to go.

I lost my leupod rangefinder and bought this as a replacement. I am very happy with the performance. Quick and accurate reading, compact size makes it easy to fit in the cart's cup holder. It's an attractive looking scope and the bright color makes it stand out more so less chance for you to misplace it.