Cobalt Q-6 Golf Laser Rangefinder Blue/Black (Slope/Non-Slope)

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Cobalt Q-6 Slope Rangefinder Review: A High-End Competitor Cobalt Q-6 Slope Rangefinder Review: A High-End Competitor

The ability to select specific spots for distancing is important, can I pick up a specific tree, the edge of a bunker, the flagstick? Cobalt Golf has knocked it out of the park with the Q-6 Slope rangefinder, which lives up to lofty promises from the company by offering incredible speed and accuracy and stunningly impressive optics in a device that oozes style and quality craftsmanship. It has the ability to compute slope and lock onto targets via haptic feedback, while the HD display and adjustable EZ Optic Focus clears up targets in bright or dark conditions. The slope feature can easily be toggled on or off for tournament use, as most tournaments do not allow players to use the ability to calculate their distances.On the testing day, I compared the Q-6 Slope to a Bushnell V4 Shift in terms of accuracy and performance on the course using marked sprinkler heads and at the driving range using measured targets that are available. As you trek back to your ball, you have numbers, equations, and questions swirling in your head: “150 yards to the center of the green… 15 yards back of the white yardage marker… Is the flag in the front of the green or the back? Here at Forbes Vetted, we aim to provide the highest quality advice from our editors and outdoor experts so you can find the best gear to fit your needs, whether that be the best putters or the top massage guns.

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Cobalt touts being able to shoot up to 450 yds which I amazing but not something I have a ton of utility for.With the increased reliance on measuring devices in golf, I’ve witnessed many golfers that so heavily use their laser or GPS that they can’t even begin to process or “guess” the yardage to the hole for an approach shot.

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Every year, the segment of golf media covering equipment and accessories gathers in Orlando for the PGA Show. Similarly, the rubber-padded adjustable eyecup extends that comfort from your hand to your eye, allowing for a customized fit based on your facial structure. Drawbacks, there's not a built-in magnet, and the read-out doesn't show both the real distance and the “slope corrected” distance at the same time.In an effort to be on my phone less (or not at all) I dispensed with the GPS yardages app I had and I use my rangefinder to shoot flags, hazards and really anything of note (I prefer to have all the information). From rangefinders to watches and speakers, their technology makes them the leading brand in the golf industry. Although rangefinders perform the same basic functions from one model to the next, some offer advanced features that others don’t. Be sure to go to our How To Become A Tester Threadto better your chances and get the ins and outs on how we select our testers! He lives about 20 miles north of Atlanta in Roswell, Georgia, with his wife, Stacey, and is a member at Atlanta National Golf Club.