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Golf Rangefinder — Know Your Yardage. Every Approach.
A laser golf rangefinder with first-target priority flag lock, 6× magnification, and a slope-mode switch for tournament compliance. Under $130.
First-target priority flag lockSlope-mode tournament switch±1 yard accuracyWYX10 launch code
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Quick Questions
Before You Buy.
What is first-target priority on a rangefinder?
First-target priority (also called flag lock or pin-seeker mode) locks onto the closest target — the flagstick — rather than trees or background objects behind the green. It is the most important feature for golfers.
Are slope rangefinders legal in tournaments?
Rangefinders with a lockable slope switch are tournament legal when slope is turned off. Pure slope-mode-only units are not allowed in USGA-governed events. When in doubt, check with the competition committee.
Rangefinder vs GPS watch — which is better?
Rangefinders give more precise point-to-flag yardage (±1 yard). GPS watches give faster front/middle/back distances without aiming. Rangefinders win for approach accuracy; GPS watches win for pace of play.
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