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Whether you’re hunting big game or trying to chip onto the green, a range finder is essential equipment for accurately gauging distance outdoors. While you can certainly get better at eyeballing ...

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Golf rangefinders are a must-have tool for anyone looking to dial in their distance on the course. These handheld devices take the guesswork out of club selection by providing accurate yardage to the ...

Magnification Range finders usually feature a small amount of magnification: between about 5x and 10x. Being zoomed in a bit makes it easier to range a specific target in your field of view, which ...

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As you step up to the first tee box of your local nine-hole course, you’re probably checking yardage and making sure the club you brought out is going to make it to where you’re aiming. Maybe you’re ...