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Product Description
The worlds smallest, most advanced laser rangefinder from Bushnell Golf. Measuring only 1.7 x 2.8 x 4.3 inches, the Tour V2 is available for use in tournament and competition play. Bushnell rangefinders work by firing an invisible laser into the distance. When this laser hits something in the distance, it will return the laser to the rangefinder and give the user the distance to that object. This is done instantly. FEATURES: +/- one yard accuracy. Standard SCAN mode. Reads distance in both yards and metres. 1000 yard range for reflective surfaces. 700 yard range for trees. 300 yard range for golf flag. Fully multi-coated optics. Completely waterproof. Carry case included. Dimensions - 1.7 x 2.8 x 4.3 inches. Weight 9 oz
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33 of 33 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Grey / Black
I am generally very pleased with the V2 range finder. I bought this model to use in competition play as i also have a pinseeker 1500 slope edition which is not allowed under R&A rules. The only draw back I can find with the V2 compared to the 1500 model, is that the 1500 seems to acquire the pins with greater ease. I would therefore recommend anyone thinking of buying a Bushnell to spend the extra few pounds and purchase the slightly more expensive 1500 pinseeker model. The ordinary 1500 model without slope is allowed under R&A rules.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Grey / Black
I bought the Bushnell Tour V2 having used a Golf Plus GPS for a number of years and having to pay an annual fee to be able to download new courses. Having played with a number of golfers who were using a Bushnell, I tried one every now and again and had a problem holding it steady enough to register the distance to the pin. Lets face it, the reason you would chose a rangefinder is to accurately obtain the yardage to the pin and not just the front or back of the green. I bit the bullet and went ahead and bought one. I can honestly say that it was the best decision I have ever made regarding golf equipment. In no time at all, having read and digested the instructions, I was easily locking onto the pin. You don't have to be rock steady to make it work....just read the instructions and you will understand. I am often asked if I can hit a club an exact distance, and of course the answer is no. So why then is knowing the exact distance important. I believe that the answer is all in the head!...If you know the distance another variable is removed from your shot, and lets face it there are plenty enough as it is. It gives you the confidence to know that provided you have a fair idea of how far you hit your best shots with each club (a) unless you thin your shot, you won't be over the back of the green, (b) you know how far to clear that bunker or to ensure you will be short of that bunker or hazard. In case you are wondering, I am 62 and play of a handicap of 11, and players who used to tell me these rangefinders are a waste of time are now asking me "how far from here?" on a regular basis. One thing I have noticed is that the Bushnell is powered by a CR2 battery and there is no warning whatsoever that it is about to run out. Mine gave up the ghost on the 9th hole last Saturday with no warning. The Curry's / Comets / Halfords of this world do not stock these batteries and I eventually bought one from our local independent electical shop for £5. I later checked Amazon and found you can get then for about £1.80 (Will I never learn). I have ordered 2 and will carry a spare in my golf bag in future. You get so used to having your Bushnell you feel lost without it.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Grey / Black
Excellent product, easy to use and very accurate. The unit has no problem picking out flags, i have used it picking out flags at 250 yds, and no doubt it would work at longer distances if required. Only possible drawbacks would be if you are unable to hold it steady to pick out flags you would then have to pick out bunkers or people i.e.larger targets, and obviously its no good on blind shots. However it is so simple and quick to give an accurate distance to any flag posistion or hazard without having to press extra buttons that it is completely recommended.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
... that's more like it!
I bought this rangefinder (mid July 2011) after seeing a review of lasers and GPS systems in one of the golfing magazines. Read more
Published 8 months ago by K
A must for any serious golfer
Best bit of golf equipment I have bought yet. This rangefinder takes the doubt over yardage out of every approach shot, pitch and chip you hit on the course. Read more
Published 9 months ago by ShaneF
Bushnell V2 Pinseeker
Have tried a GPS but find this much better and easier to use. Did try another make of rangefinder which was disappointing but this is by far the best build quality, user-friendly... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Bina
Great shot saver
Bushnell Tour V2 Laser Rangefinder with PinSeekerNot sure whether I wanted a GPS or Rangefinder but after some research decided on the Bushnell Laser. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Richard W. Morris
golf mad
bought this for my husband who is a keen golfer --he is really pleased with it's performance --best pressy yet!
Published 14 months ago by ally
Bushnell Tour V2
I have found the product to be reliable, easy to use and with good optical properties making it easier to pick out the target. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Mac
Very useful piece of kit
Bought this for husband mainly for holidays when he has no idea of distances to greens etc. He is VERY non-tech (changing a light bulb would be a major operation) however he had it... Read more
Published 17 months ago by Mrs. J. Casey
deer rangefinder
Didn't really buy this for golf but for long range deer stalking at which it has proved to be well up to the job allowing for very accurate bullet placement. Read more
Published on 26 May 2010 by Michael Smith
Bushnell Tour V2 Rangefinder
Good value and delivered on time for the birthday present. Now being enjoyed by an avid golfer
Published on 3 Sep 2009 by Mrs. M. Bone
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