is this good for golf?
1989869
I don't play golf so I am not real sure on this. I guess as long as you can see the ball and you are able to focus in on it. it should work.
1522779
Yes, I believe it will work. I bought it for blisters in golf and helped me continue playing after getting them.
39994
I bought this for my boyfriend, and he tends to sweat a lot in it. Also, the inside is kind of rubbery so it sticks to his skin. I wouldn't recommend it for golf, but interested in other opinions.
1946575
I used mine more in the spring and shared with a friend who never has golfed before, to build the muscle memory needed in golf. This club totally helps build your swing tempo and helps line up your hands for a proper grip. You could use it in your back yard, to get your swing rhythm up to "par" before actually going to the range or course. I have also brought mine to the range for a some pre swing warmups. You could use a couple of golf clubs to get the same warm up effect, but would still recommend this club if you are looking to build up your swing tempo and swing muscle memory. good luck. I used mine more in the spring and shared with a friend who never has golfed before, to build the muscle memory needed in golf. This club totally helps build your swing tempo and helps line up your hands for a proper grip. You could use it in your back yard, to get your swing rhythm up to "par" before actually going to the range or course. I have also brought mine to the range for a some pre swing warmups. You could use a couple of golf clubs to get the same warm up effect, but would still recommend this club if you are looking to build up your swing tempo and swing muscle memory.... » Read More I used mine more in the spring and shared with a friend who never has golfed before, to build the muscle memory needed in golf. This club totally helps build your swing tempo and helps line up your hands for a proper grip. You could use it in your back yard, to get your swing rhythm up to "par" before actually going to the range or course. I have also brought mine to the range for a some pre swing warmups. You could use a couple of golf clubs to get the same warm up effect, but would still recommend this club if you are looking to build up your swing tempo and swing muscle memory. good luck. « Show Less
825146
Yes I use it for golf also, only problem is you have to have a very steady hand if you try to point it at the flag,,almost impossible. I target the ground right in front of the pin and that works fine. I love this Rangefinder
627837
I used mine for golfing during the initial period after rehab. I personally found it to be comfortable and did not think that there was a restriction. I do not see it as a hindrance to yourself either. Just my opinion though. Dennis
951138
It's a great golf ball! It goes just as far, for me,as a pro v does. It doesn't check-up quite as fast as a pro v can, but it cost a lot less.
1387489
Yes it is. This is the case I got: http://www.mygolfspy.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/V3casecomp-e1367856876370.jpg
534007
It would be fine for everyday use. Of course you need to wear the strap. But it is comfortable and easy to get used to. It has a low (flat) profile. Others will not know you have it on. I have worn it while playing golf.
1681438
I am a senor citizen, 69, and it does good for me. I can hit my woods and irons real good. between 1 and ten and ten being the best I would rate it at a 9
294949
I use this solely for golf and for the price it works well. It does not take into account elevation change and after 200 yards it gets a little tricky hitting the pin (if you can consistently hit the pin from 200+ with your shot you could probably land a sponsor and get a free rangefinder). If I cannot hit the pin with this I usually use a bunker or back edge to get within 10/15 yards.
2087192
Absolutely. It was made for real golf balls. All others are just a bonus. It's high grade and virtually indestructable.
397628
I use it for golfing. It is excellent forblocking the wind. I use it from about 32 degrees to low 50s. Any higher and I think you might get too warm.
1347655
I used Almost Golf training balls and it worked. The balls are little more dense than standard foam balls.
799585
I would say no! I bought it and returned it. Bushnell is very good, but it must have the pin-seeker feature to be good at the golf course. I bought one with the pin-seeker technology and it is great.
1546436
It should hold up well. I haven't had any problems. I've used every club with it.
1946573
I used mine more in the spring and shared with a friend who never has golfed before, to build the muscle memory needed in golf. This club totally helps build your swing tempo and helps line up your hands for a proper grip. You could use it in your back yard, to get your swing rhythm up to "par" before actually going to the range or course. I have also brought mine to the range for a some pre swing warmups. You could use a couple of golf clubs to get the same warm up effect, but would still recommend this club if you are looking to build up your swing tempo and swing muscle memory. good luck.