How well does it measure the accuracy of your shots, not distance, but direction?
474102
Fairly well as long as you use a real ball. There is a limit to how well it shows a fade or a draw. It will show a fairly good baby fade like the one I play. But if you really try to make it cut, it can show a massive hook or slice.
558283
Yes it will, as long as you have a clear shot from one object to another. The only downside is locating a red dot on the sunny day.
37798
Short answer is yes, it seems very accurate for how inexpensiveness it is. You can choose different display modes ounces, grams , grains I use it for sorting pellets.
519920
I sold mine for $50 and got a more expensive one that works much better. The guy I sold it to uses it to measure to bunkers and trees but not pins. My Bushnell Tour V3 is fast, accurate and easy to use. The 850 is not.
95172
It depends on what you are trying to meter. It is not effective on baseball pitching whatsoever but if you want to radar something you can have the gun on for several seconds like a car it seems to be accurate.
1528455
At that range it's not very accurate.....you better off with the gamo pt -85 accurate at that range.
2045423
Hi, no, the GPS module will only give you an accurate location, it will not align the scope.
1441769
Although I bought it for bow shooting (10 to 50 yds), I've taken if out to the gun range and it did measure on the 300 yard range. Above that you just have to have a steady hand and a good eye. Definitely a good tool and yes, I'd purchase it.
1827243
It does not show distance to traps, hazards, etc. I wanted an inexpensive GPS unit that would show distances to front, center, and back of green that was accurate and easy to use which this one does. It also will show shot distance, keep score, give round time, and is able to edit distances. I can get two rounds with one charge, however, I usually charge it each time I play. I am very happy with this unit.
193203
Not very. I took it on my running route and while it always gave the same distance, it was about 10-15% short every time. The route wasn't tree covered or among large buildings either. I guess if you know the error margin you can still work with it, and it might still be worth the price.
813383
Hello, The product doesn't aim at tracking putt distance but more number of putts. It will give you excellent statistics on driving distance irons and woods performance, fairway accuracy greens in regulation, scrambling, sand saves, and number of putts which is what matters more than recording that you sunk a 30-footer. It's a very good recording device and app to review rounds is quite well managed.
1902160
Yes It does. You can, with just pushing a button, adjust the device to measure from the front edge, rear edge or middle tripod hole as the starting point for the measurement. You need to push the button to take a measurement. To measure from a pole where you can't push the button there is a continuous measure feature but you will need to position the device so the led window is facing you in order to read the measurement when in the position you want to shoot. The measurement will continuously change as you move the device in and out of position. When the device is on a tripod the window is facing up. Attaching the device on a pole with the window facing you could be tricky. Hope this helps
278732
No it does not. You can measure the distance hit by any club, but it will not track it.
2216716
Yes, when you are "ranging" (holding down the range button) you get continuous readings of whatever the laser is bouncing off of, and you can move the range-finder around while you are doing that. The pin distance will come up as you wave back and forth across it. So you don't need to be very steady.
1803486
Yes it does, and it is very accurate! I was impressed with the device for the price I paid.
1839297
This will not do any thing for slope or angles. It will give accurate readings to an object, like a tree or rock. As a former bowhunter, I would figure range to a particular tree, and then just use the correct pin and aim low. It works!
1132483
Yes it does. I just have to make sure the red dot is pointed right at the flag, and I'm getting accurate distances. The best way to use it is to hold it up to your eye (I wear glasses and no need to take them off). Pull the trigger once to line up the dot and then again. I sometimes repeat it to make sure it picked up the right spot I was aiming. Overall I'm extremely happy with it. Have used it about 10 rounds and battery still going strong.