Testers ANNOUNCED! Precision Pro NX9 HD Rangefinder

[isaacb1994 4]

Isaac, Columbia,SC

I use Shot Scope V2

[Caddiedaddie 0]

Matt 

Long Beach, Ca

Currently use Skydroid GPS app.

 

[BCoxPT 0]

Brandon, Oklahoma City

would love to test one of these to use in conjunction with my Garmin Vivoactive watch, which gives pretty good distances. Would like to be able to point/shoot specific targets for exact distances.  Thanks for the opportunity !

[#handsofstone 5]

Robin/Seattle

Currently use Rangefinder/GPS

Garmin Approach Z80 & Arccos GPS

[OzzyD 0]

Dave / San Antonio, TX

I have used a Bushnell Tour v3 and a Garmin Approach S1 watch in the past. 

Currently eyeballing distance.

[Cscott4758 0]

Curtis

Kingsville ont. Canada

Garmin's Approach S20

 

[puttslikecrap 7]

First Name/City of Residence.

Do you currently use a rangefinder or GPS for distance measuring or rely on good old eyeballing!

If you use a device what model and brand

Bill/Garner

Bushness v3

[boomdog07 0]

Mark B.

Cambridge, Oh

Currently using GolfShot GPS on my phone. Along with local knowledge, sticks, sprinklers, and the old eyeballs.

[Par120 0]

Steve  

pikeville,ky.

eyeball it

[RickyBobby_PR 10,183]

Eric/Crofton, MD

gps

bushnell neo ghost

[Titan107 9]

Randy-Murfreesboro, Tn

I would love to test the NX9.

I currently use a Leupold GX4 and had a Bushnell model prior to that.

[sp0rtsfan86 924]

Nick from Fort Wayne Indiana.

I have a bushnell  v3 rangefinder that doesn't have slope, but I alternate eyeballing and yanking the rangefinder out of the bag. (Mostly because the strap holding to the bag is broken.  It's a pain to pull out of the bag, then out of the range bag and then put it all back).

I'm interested to see how these two stack up and see if there's a clear difference between different lasers or are they basically both point and clicks and no noticeable difference.

 

[CmacKmac 0]

Chet

Oklahoma City

I recently switched from an easy to use Voice Caddie V200 to an easy to use Golf Buddy Voice 2.  To date I have been uncertain about the benefit of a hand held device.

 

 

[Jah2024 0]

Jeff, Fishers,  IN

Eyeball and yardage book trained.  Just got S20 - still in box.

Interested in comparing GPS vs. Rangefinder for accuracy,  ease of use, etc.

[seanjpc 0]

Sean   New Buffalo Mi

Never used range finder

[Bonks 87]

John/Cincinnati
GPS
Garmin Approach G8

Driver: TS2 9.5 stiff
3 Wood: 915 F stiff
3 Hybrid: 915 HD
4-PW: Original AP2
Wedges: 50, 56, 60 Vokey SM6
Putter: Scotty Cameron Select Newport M1

[DannyJM 0]

Dan/Orchard Park, NY

Currently use the Garmin Approach G8, but am constantly borrowing my buddy’s rangefinder (NX7) to shoot exacting distance at flags. 

Driver: Cobra F8 - Regular Flex
3 Wood: Cobra F6 - Regular Flex
3 Hybrid: Callaway XR - Regular Flex
4-LW: Callaway XR - Regular Flex
Putter: SeeMore Mallet

Plus umbrella and rain gear for this wet Spring! ️ 

 

Edited June 17, 2019 by DannyJM
Adding clubs

[DrMJG 543]

Mark, Goodyear AZ

Old guy who has never used a rangefinder or a GPS.  I was taught how to eyeball distances in the past, but since  am no longer using my old blades or persimmons, I find that I cannot any longer match the distances  play to the distances I need to go the way I could 40 years ago.  I am very interested to see hw ouch rangefinder could improve my overall game.

[dbernard424 1]

David/Auburn

Range Finder

Bushnell Tour V4

[mdumble21 380]

Matt - Perth, Australia

I'm still using the Shot Scope V2 watch that I tested last year. I also use the FunGolf app as well - holds up pretty well considering its been on my phone for a few years now.