WOSPORTS Golf Rangefinder with Slope - 1200/1500 Yards Laser Range Finder Golf with Magnetic Strap, Flag Pole Locking Vibration, 6X Magnification

Nice golf rangefinder good price and really accurate would recommend.

I am delighted by how easy it is to use this rangefinder to measure the distance to objects. Although I'm neither a golfer or a hunter, I can certainly see the attraction of this highly functional device for either. It's as easy as point, focus, and click (actually a silent button press) to instantly read distance in meters or yards. Easy as it gets. The additional features included make it hard to put down when first unpacked--like a fascinating techno toy for big "kids."The built-in terrain (slope) compensator, if useful to a golfer in training, is equally valuable to me for survey-related tasks. That makes it worthwhile to spend the time getting the hang of using that non-intuitive feature. It helps to have a steady hand when sighting smaller objects over larger distances since accuracy depends upon the ability of the laser to receive as much of the ranging beam reflection as possible--the better the reflectivity of the target the greater the distance measurement accuracy.I have taken the time to check the accuracy of measurement for straight distances on my properties and it is impressive. Plus/minus 6" in a 30' measurement. That makes this distance finder a real time saver when planning cable, pipe, and conduit runs. That also makes it a very reasonably-priced way to increase profit margin while speeding up job completion times.Construction of this lightweight device is plastic with rubber edging around eyepiece, lens, and edges. I don't wish to see how well it can weather a drop so I make sure to use the attached wrist strap. That way I can best ensure this economically-priced rangefinder remains a valued addition to my service tool collection far into the future.

This range finder works well and has some nice features. My only gripe is that I feel a rangefinder at this price point should come with illumination for seeing in low light conditions. The operation is similar to many other models on the market, and it is very easy to use and intuitive to operate. I like the magnetic feature for sticking it to metal objects. For the cost, you might want to compare if something like an illuminated display is something you need, but this rangefinder is very feature full and does everything else well.

s a casual golfer who’s always looking to improve without breaking the bank, I was pleasantly surprised by the WOSPORTS Golf Rangefinder with Slope. It’s compact, easy to operate, and gives surprisingly accurate distance readings—especially with the slope feature turned on.What I Like:Slope Adjustment is a Game Changer: The slope compensation makes it easier to select the right club, especially on hilly courses. It’s helped me shave a few strokes off my game.Clear Optics and Fast Readings: The lens is bright and clear, and the rangefinder locks onto the target quickly, even when there's some tree interference.Vibration Lock (Flag Lock): When it finds the flag, it gives a gentle vibration so I know I’ve got the right target. It’s a small but confidence-boosting touch.Compact and Lightweight: Easy to toss in the side pocket of my golf bag or even a jacket pocket without adding bulk.Value for Price: For under $150 (often less with discounts), it performs similarly to more expensive brands like Bushnell in terms of the basics.Room for Improvement:Plastic Build: It doesn’t feel as premium or rugged as some higher-end models. I wouldn’t want to drop it too many times.Shaky Hands May Struggle: It can be hard to lock on the flag from over 200 yards if your hands aren’t steady. A tripod mount or practice helps.

This seems like a pretty decent rangefinder. It's my first golf rangefinder, but I also have a more expensive hunting one, and the distances seem to be the same. The slope mode works well, and I like how it shows the degree of the angle. It includes everything you need including a carrying case with carabiner, a wrist strap, a built-in magnetic holder, and battery. The battery is a CR2, and the magnet isn't particularly strong but holds fine. It's pretty straight forward to use, just pick a mode, point it at your target, and push the button. I had no issues seeing clearly through the optics or reading the information. Overall, seems like a good rangefinder for the price

Accurate range finder, great for golf. Used this for two rounds now. Compared the ranges with my friends and it pretty much aligned - it does have alot to do with where you aim it, but generally speaking it was consistent w the measurements of a different range finder which is reassuring. The magnet also holds to the cart well, even over a pretty bumpy path. I like that it comes with a case with a carabiner and strap to attach to the actual unit. All in all, I think this is a great range finder for golfing and seems to be of good quality. It is pretty basic, just aim and press the button and the distance in yards or meters will be calculated. I have only used in daylight/sunlight so targets were very visible. It is battery operated, so cannot just recharge it.

I started golfing this year so this is a great tool to have so I can decide which club to use, not that it really matters at my level. The rangefinder is super easy to you. You simple point it at the target and it’ll say the yardage. The measurement appears instantly and it appears to be fairly accurate. I’m terrible at judging distance so this is a great tool to have in my bag.

Battery arrived at 60%. Customer expectation is a fully charged battery.