Rangefinders are a vital bit of kit for the modern golfer, but deciding which one to choose - and how much to pay - can be tricky. You see a rangefinder that costs hundreds of dollars and then one that costs a fraction of that, and the natural assumption is that the expensive one must be way better and do a lot more things.
That isn’t always the case, but even when it is, you have to ask yourself whether you need all of those extra bells and whistles and if you’re likely to ever use them. In all likelihood, you probably aren’t.
