!88: Laser Link Red Hot Golf Rangefinders: A Good Review

!±8± Laser Link Red Hot Golf Rangefinders: A Good Review

In the game of golf, precise measurement is crucial. Most golfers unanimously agree that in order to gauge your play and see exactly how well you are playing, it is imperative to use some kind of a measuring gadget or device to help you ascertain measurements.

One such device is the Laser Link Red Hot Rangefinder. There are many golf rangefinders, but this rangefinder has been found to be very effective. It has been tried, tested and trusted!

What Makes The Laser Link Red Hot Rangefinder So Good?

According to the manufacturer's website, the Laser Link Red Hot uses the latest in laser technology to make measurements to trees, bunkers, and any other landmark on the course faster and more accurate than ever. This rangefinder is quite simple to use. Just aim and shoot, and up comes the distance!

Here Are Some Good Points About The Laser Link Red Hot Golf Rangefinder:

Laser Link's trademark pistol-shape design makes this the only rangefinder you can use without holding it to your eye. You don't have to remove your hat or sunglasses to get a measurement. NEW to this model is the unique VIBRATE MODE that allows you to receive measurement confirmation, but to do it silently so as not to disturb other golfers. Easy-to-use red dot alignment system - the device's trademark feature. Measures to landmarks, such as trees and bunkers, up to 400 yards. Measures to a Laser Link reflector up to 800 yards. Designed to measure distance only, so as to conform with USGA and R&A Rules of Golf.

It is important to note that the last point about the device conforming with USGA and R&A Rules of Golf is very important. There has been a proliferation of devices and gadgets for use in the game of Golf. Unfortunately, most of these devices do not conform with the rules set by the authoritative body set up to inspect and grant conformity to such devices. So it is a good thing to know this device meets the conformity rules.

The package usually comes with a pouch to carry the device around in, a manual, and of course the device itself.