While there’s no shortage of options, the unrivaled leader in the market of golf rangefinders is Bushnell. The sporting optics company says about 98% of PGA Tour players use its golf rangefinders.

Bushnell Golf is well-known for having some of the best rangefinders in the golf game, but it looks like they may be raising the bar again with the announcement of their new Tour Hybrid Rangefinder.

Whether you’re looking to add one to your kit or pick up a new one, we looked at top models from Bushnell, Gogogo, Garmin and more to find the best golf rangefinders that are compact ...

I still remember my first rangefinder, the Bushnell 1500, which looked like something out of Star Trek's "Starship Enterprise." This was back in the early 2000s, and like everything else ...

Foresight Sports’ new Link Enabled technology featured in Bushnell's new Bushnell Golf Pro X3 Link rangefinder (and Foresight's line of launch monitors, including the new GC3S) combine to help ...

With the announcement of the system, the entry-level GC3S swing monitor and Bushnell Golf Pro X3 rangefinder are available as a package for $3,800, with the required annual software subscription ...

While the platform is available as part of a bundle ($3,799) that includes both a Bushnell rangefinder and the Foresight Sports GC3S launch monitor, many golfers aren’t in position – at least ...

The technology that forms the best golf rangefinders has advanced significantly ... A prime example of this comes in the ...