As is the case though when it comes to technology in golf, you are truly spoilt for choice when deciding on a new rangefinder. Are you after a model used by those on the professional circuit? Or perhaps you are looking for one of the best budget golf rangefinders that won't break the bank. It includes features like Magic Slope, e-Slope and Pin Finder which all help to provide more accurate yardages for you on the course (we explain what they are more specifically in the in-depth review). But the standout feature is you can actually get yardages despite not standing next to your golf ball. Say your ball is 30 yards away, you can shoot the ball and then shoot the pin, and the Cube gives a yardage. Using this time-saving feature is really easy and having tested it thoroughly on the course, supremely accurate.

More and more lasers these days offer the ability to measure yardages that take into account slope. It can be very convenient especially when faced with steep downhill or uphill shots and if this is very important to you we would always recommend getting a model that has a slope function, but it can be turned off. This is because you are not allowed to use it in competition. Should my laser rangefinder be waterproof? The Q-6 Slope rangefinder from Cobalt Golf is an impressive device on a number of levels. In our testing, it provided some of the most exceptional display optics we've seen from a rangefinder, while also offering impressive speed and accuracy in terms of capturing distances. It also looks sharp visually and, when in hand, offers a sturdy, durable feel that is the result of its quality construction.The claim is that Rife was the first company (or one of the first companies) to use horizontal grooves on putter faces. A good model will work just as well in the rain as it will in the sun, which makes waterproofing important. Here we would recommend doing research on which models offer full waterproof protection, and those that are only water-resistant as that can be a big difference especially if you play a lot of golf in the rain. Generally with golf clubs you get what you pay for although some less expensive irons, like the ones featured in this guide, will perform admirably - especially if you don't take your game too seriously. In terms of value for money, we think the Wilson Launch Pad 2022, Tour Edge Exotics C722 and Cleveland Launcher XL irons offer some of the best on the market right now. What clubs should beginner golfers play with? The hybrids are a nice bridge between the fairway wood and the large irons. They are exceptionally forgiving and produce a mid trajectory.

There are many reasons as to why many golfers favor rangefinders over the best golf watches and best golf GPS devices, with players preferring the convenience and speed you find in the device. What's more, rangefinders run on batteries, which means they can be left in your golf bag between rounds and therefore provide a much more hassle-free user experience compared to GPS units, which often need regular charging.

The Roll Grooves you find on each Rife model are engineered to start every putt with forward roll. This eliminates the skipping and skidding created by traditional putters, creating a more consistent and accurate roll on every stroke.

I tested a handful of them to find out. But first let’s take a look at the story of Rife Golf. A Brief History of Rife Golf

The RX4 Graphite irons also have a ton of offset to make it easier for new players to turn the club over and square the face at impact. Pros & Cons Pros: They built on their putter’s success by branching out into golf apparel, accessories and other clubs. Yes we think a good laser rangefinder should offer some degree of protection from water and rain. This is because golf is an outdoor activity and as such the weather can change dramatically over the four hours we are on the course. We would therefore recommend taking a look at product specifications to see the level of waterproof protection on offer. How much does a rangefinder cost?All golf irons goes through a thorough and comprehensive testing process at Golf Monthly. Before testing, the Golf Monthly team will usually attend product launches and meet with the manufacturers' R&D experts to understand the new technology. Usually, when it comes to hitting the clubs, we use an indoor simulator at Foresight Sports so we can hit in a controlled environment using premium balls and a quality, reputable launch monitor. You’re probably already aware that the golf equipment market is an oversaturated one, and it’s true that there are plenty of brands out there that can provide high-quality rangefinders. At Golf Monthly we have a comprehensive testing procedure around rangefinders. As you would expect, this involves using different models out on the course, over a number of rounds and importantly in different conditions too because this gives us an idea on how particular models deal with sunlight, rain and wind.