Golf Rangefinders | Laser Yardage Range Finders & Scopes

I really want this watch. I'm not a gadget guy, and I don't wear a watch, but I really want this watch.

Where do I start? This watch is the golf geek's ideal toy, especially if you're the kind of golf geek that analyzes the ba-jeepers out of ...

Here's another GPS golf device. I tell you what -- between our cell phones, our iPods, our Blackberrys and now our golf GPS, we're just going to be a species of people walking around with our heads down punching buttons and living in the Matrix.

This Sonocaddie is a more economical ...

Here's a pretty fancy rangefinder. Unless you're a tour caddie, I'm not sure I can see dropping this kind of scratch on a rangefinder. This guy is slick though. I doubt you're going to find a nicer one.

Let's take a look at some of the features. The first ...

I'm not a big range finder guy. I think I got soured on them because of a certain incident...

One time I played in a OGA tournament and was paired with this guy who used one on every single shot. I'm not exaggerating. He would be 35 feet ...

Here's another rangefinder that can tell you how far away that plane is that is flying overhead. The Opti-Logic Pinpoint GL Laser Range Finder has a range of 1000 yards to a reflector and 800 yards reflector-less.

So never fear; if you hit your driver over 800 yards, you now ...

I've reviewed a number of these rangefinders, but this one has to be the biggest and "baddest" of the bunch. The Bushnell Golf Pinseeker 1500 Tournament Edition Laser Rangefinder has a range of 1500 yards, accurate to the yard.

Now you all know how I really hate to be the voice ...

Have you ever played one of those courses that are poorly marked? You can't find a yardage on a sprinkler head, none of the cart paths are marked, and there are no "barber poles" to indicate 150 yards. I get so frustrated wandering around the fairway like I ...