cheaper the any other Golf rangefinder. .
592366
As described.  Excellent item.cheaper the any other Golf rangefinder. .
Don't pay the price of name brand items. This item do the work...
3077508
Used it on the golf courses all year and it worked PERFECTLY... love it and saved a lot of money vs buying the MUCH pricier Bushnell ones
4789404
This rangefinder is lightweight & small.  It is very easy to use, easy to read & accurate. I use it both for the shooting range & golf. The price on amazon was $30 less than retail.
4402644
for the price, this compact rangefinder does exactly what it is supposed to do. it finds the course I am playing with no problem. It matches with my laser rangefinder within 2 yards.
269549
I picked this up used from a pawn shop for 40 dollars, so I got a heck of a deal. Ive used this to measure buildings past 300 yards. I hear alot of complaints about it not be good for golf and I would have to agree with that. If you plan on sighting in your rifle or pistol, this is a good deal for 150 dollars new,but once again this will not be good to hit flags on a golf course.
1822895
First rangefinder and I absolutely love it.  It will help any serious golfer or any golfer looking to improve.  It really is amazing how much more confident I am when I can trust the yardage and make a smooth swing.  This gives a very accurate reading and finds any pin, or any other object you want a yardage on, instantaneously.  It does not need a particularly steady hand to get a reading.  My only advice would be to double check your yardage if there are a lot of trees in the back. Sometimes, with an unsteady hand, it picks up the background first.

There are obviously better rangefinders out there that calculate wind and elevation change (if you want to pay at least double the price).  For anyone looking to start out with a reliable and fairly priced rangefinder, this is it.
88578
I play golf about once a week and needed a range finder to help me with those shots were you can't determine the distance that easily by the course markers.

So I bought this one based on the price and the fact that it has the pinseeker technology, and hoped it works as well as everyone says.

The short answer is yes it does, but better than that. With this model you can shoot other distances just as easily. For example say you shoot the pin distance at 155 years, and the pin is tucked behind a sand trap. If you can see the back face of the sand trap you can shoot that distance to know how far you have to hit the ball to make it over the bunker too. You point the circle of the laser at that back face and it reads out the distance, say maybe 145 years. So you know you can to carry the ball over 145 yards to miss the sand trap too.

Another good use is when teeing off and you need the distance to trees or bunker in the fairway, with this you can shoot those and see where to aim the ball or what club to use. How many times before I had to guess those distances but not anymore.

I use this and store it in my golf bag with the zipper open so I can get to it easily when needed.

Overall I am very pleased with this product and would recommend it for the price conscience person that wants the top technology but an entry level product. It has worked great for me so far!
2797369
I have used and owned several rangefinders by Bushnell, Simmons and Nikon.  From my experience, Bushnell has always had the fastest acquisition of distances.  This particular model is no exception.  For me,  Bushnell has the faster acquisition (though I have never tried a Leupold, Vortex or Swarovski).  For its price point, it adds another dimension for the user, an actual computation of slope read in degrees, for targets less than 200 yards (anything further gives no compensation reading); though I find it suspect to shoot anything with a crossbow or bow beyond 50-70 yards anyways.  Taking into account the slope, you can set your appropriate distance for bowhunting.

With the added feature of slope, which is usually in higher end models of laser rangefinders, there are a couple of trade offs: 1) No lit numbers, limiting visibility in lower light scenarios (suboptimal for hunting at dusk or dawn). 2) No scan function of distances. Only instantaneous measurements are given.  Another trade off is the 4x magnification, as higher end models have 7x.

The use as a monoscope is respectable and visibility is clear, except in lower light.  I do wish it had a higher zoom.

This rangefinder has a microfiber cloth, wrist strap and magnetic lock nylon case, which is standard fare these days.

Operation is simpler to operate; however, one button function can be trickier since there is a press and hold function to toggle the Metric versus English standard.  The case is covered by a rubberized, tactile cover and has no shiny parts to alert wildlife.  It is also non-glare which is ideal in sunny or bright conditions.

The range stated is from 7 yards to 800 yards.  800 yards is a stretch as the maker is talking about the broadside of a White House or barn.  Realistic effective range on medium game is 200-225 yards, in the steadiest of hands.  Black or dark targets have a lower range, as do smaller game.  Without the scan function, it will be a challenge to range a moving target, and depending upon the steadiness of your hands, this will dictate/limit your particular effective distances.  However, when hunting it is nice to have a lower limit of 7 yards. I was able to meter a distance of 6.8 yards in light or low light conditions.

Oddly, this uses a CR2 battery.  This is available but not as widely available as CR123.  Sure, it's a smaller battery but it is best to get a few and carry at least one for backup.

Overall, this is an effective rangefinder for hunting, bowhunting, or longer distance shooting.  It can be used as a rangefinder for golf as long as the user is not in tournament play.  My workaround for the lower light setting is to range my target and bring the reading up to a light background to see the numbers.

Overall, it's a solid rangefinder with a respectable range at near and further distances.  At 4x magnification, you realistically won't be ranging at much beyond 200 yards anyways.
4904964
I WATCH ALL THESE GUYS WITH THEIR $300 RANGE FINDERS, AND AFTER THEY PULL IT OUT OF IT'S FANCY CASE, AND STARE AT THE FLAG FOREVER, AND  FINALLY GET THE DISTANCE, THEIR DISTANCE  SAYS 137 YDS, AND MY $93 GOLFBUDDY HAS ALREADY SAID A LONG TIME AGO 136 YDS. IT DOES WHAT IT'S SUPPOSED TO DO. TELL ME HOW MANY YARDS. YOU DON'T NEED MORE THAN THAT. SIMPLE AS IT CAN BE!
700981
<div id="video-block-R17U7X0BY0F64N" class="a-section a-spacing-small a-spacing-top-mini video-block"></div><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/F1eTk4wmshS.mp4" class="video-url"><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/A1tVnNB5NAS.png" class="video-slate-img-url">&nbsp;This is a great rangefinder, it's very simple and easy to use, just point and line up cross hairs in the scope and push the button and your done. I show you examples in the video. You can switch between Meters or Yards so you can use this world wide. Then switch between modes and you're now able to test speed. Great color of camo and well built, comes with a super nice case that has a belt loop to keep your rangefinder in great condition. Comes with a battery so that's a big plus as well, has auto shutdown mode after 20-30 secs to save battery life which I like because I know I would forget to shut it off and drain the battery. Comes with a 1 year warranty so that is great. I know this is their hunting model but I will probably use this for golf most of the time, but I'm looking forward to taking this to my Dad's ranch and doing some shooting/hunting soon. If I didn't love it so much I would give it to him.

Overall I'm very happy with the TecTecTec ProWild Rangefinder, I got this one in exchange to make an unbiased review, so that I could provide my best evaluation.
I hope my comments and video help you make an informed decision
cbenzy
877151
Good range finder, but not great for golf.  Its hard to hit a golf flag, but doable.  The trick is to hold the button and continously shoot until you see the yardage drop and you know its the flag.  Or you can shoot the green or anything sorrounding.
764780
A fantastic range finder and and cheaper than the big names. Cheaper does not mean " not as good," it just means some middle man isn't getting a cut. When you get your Precision Pro Golf NX7 Pro Golf Rangefinder READ the instructions carefully because if you don't you'll hate it. When I received mine, I sped read the instructions, failed to make it work correctly and immediately thought, "bad investment." Went back and actually read the instructions and realised that this little beauty is every bit as accurate as my Bushnell and half the cost of a Bushnell or Leopold, has an outstanding warranty and gives you free that's right FREE batteries for life. You will not be disappointed.
2506906
For the price, this is the best rangefinder on the market. I've used it side by side against much more expensive units and the G-force was just as good and sometimes better.
859824
Those that complain about accuracy have not spent enough time troubleshooting and tuning the system (lighting, shadows, dark club souls...etc) . Manufacturer has a complete FAQ section on their website to help fix these issues. Once I applied white electrical tape to my driver it was just as accurate at reading club face position as it is with my Irons. I can hook, fade, draw and slice at will.  I am a 6 HDCP and I disagree with the previous reviewer that this will screw up your game. After hitting hundreds of balls through the winter months my ball striking on the course has been the best ever. Its all about muscle memory and keeping loose and flexible which this simulator help you accomplish through the off season. OK, so there are some drawbacks....No launch angle so you can hit what would be a shank and still get a 250 yard drive. Again, If your a low HDCP this should not be an issue. I have set up a complete simulator in my garage, cage, net, impact screen, projector, mat...etc all for around 1/10th the price of the $15000 systems. If I ever want to upgrade to one of the ridiculously priced systems all i need is the hardware/software.

pros:
400 bucks!!
Accurate club face and club speed
No need to tape all your clubs (just your driver in my case)
Graphics are pretty good with several nice premium courses available (recommend Cog Hill, Kiawah, Sawgrass and Whistling Straits)
No waiting for the beer cart girl
Keep your swing tuned through the winter months
Completely adjustable club head speed , distance percentages so you can tune to your game.

Cons
No launch angle calculations
Ball physics leave a lot to be desired ( ball stops too soon on greens no matter what)
Putting is better than the $40,000 sim at the range down the street (set green speeds to fast and adjust putter strength to 70% for those that complain the greens are too fast)
Turf supplied with system is too thin and hard on the hands when hit. Search optishot on a competitors auction site for thicker turf options with silicone bases
Need to build a stance mat as the supplied sensor will be 3 inches above your feet
921405
I have been evaluating all of the golf GPS systems available.  I purchased this item precisely because it was made by Garmin.  It is easy to use, gives me accurate yardage to every point on the course that I need, distance to hazards, lay up distances, and accurate front, center, and back of green.  Really helps when I play a new course or one I haven't played often.  I use it on my home course as well, and it's a tremendous help in club selection.  Highly recommended, and a bargain.
4634599
Love this little rangefinder. Took 4 strokes off of my game the first 3 times I used it. No more eyeballing and "guesstimating" based on feel. I was able to club up or down on a few severe elevation holes. Also let me know if I could cut some corners and clear the bunkers because you can shoot it at anything. Have had one without slope before, will never go back. Only problem I have is I now have to drive to everyone else's ball first to give them a distance reading!!
781617
The packaging of the Bushnell Yardage Pro Sport 450 states "Great for Bowhunters" and has a picture of a whitetail buck in a simulated ranging example, so it's easy to see why some might think it's a good rangefinder for golf.  Especially in the Realtree camo version.
Seriously, this is a superb low-cost rangefinder for archery and bowhunting.  The range is listed at 5 to 999 yards, and obviously it's the close range that makes it so attractive to bowhunters.
In this high-tech era, there are far more expensive models out there with impressive features, but for simplicity and economy, the Bushnell Yardage Pro Sport 450 is a real winner.
I wanted a rangefinder suited for archery: compact, lightweight, inexpensive, easy to use and accurate.  This unit fit the bill.  In just a few minutes, I accurately sighted in several trees within the 5 to 50 yard distance from my blind as reference points.  A curious doe gave me the opportunity to check the range on a live animal in under two seconds.  Just what I needed in a rangefinder!
The unit also comes in handy in a variety of other hunting, fishing, boating, mountaineering and orienteering uses.  No bells and whistles; just a compact, low-cost, accurate rangefinder that delivers!