oneshotlightsout

does anyone use a golfers range finder and if so how do they work. thanks

GR8atta2d

Well Not sure what you mean by a Golfers range-finder. I had originally bought my Bushnell for Golf and now use it for archery. IUse a Sky Caddie for golf now, Satelite GPS . You could concievably use a Sky caddie for target shooting but it would be useless in the field, under varying yardages.

The current line of Rifle, Archery, Golf..laser type, range finders, will all work across the board in most all sports where an unknown range needs found accurately.

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gmil6184

I have used a hunting rangefinder golfing, can't see why it wouldn't work the other way around too

oneshotlightsout

ok i have a wilson and dont naw how to use it. i got it used with no instructions can u help. when i look threw it this is what i see. thank everyone for the help. hope you can understand my pic.

GR8atta2d

Oh so you have one of those Monoculars that you center the flag in or something along those lines? Sorry, Don't know that, that will work. I wouldn't trust it for an 8 iron let alone an 8 point. I thought you were talking laser range finders.

oneshotlightsout

ya thats kind of what i thought when i went out to my target and i didnt see were it would wokr. it didnt seem close at all. i put the green line at the ground at targetand it was way off, unless im useing it wrong,piece of crap. good thing i only payed 5 dollars for it. look like im saving my pennies for a real one. 27 day and counting tell season im running out of time.

ButchA

That kind of golf rangefinder is very basic. My brother-in-law has one in his golf bag. It's a little cheezy but it works. You have to align the bottom of the flagstick to bottom line, and wherever the top of the flagstick lines up with the upper lines is the range.

Bob H in NH

Those only work if the flagstick is a fixed height, they won't work for archery unless you can find a target that is the exact height of the golf flagstick.